Последние издания книг Давида Албахари

Od priča o ljubavi, preko priča o metafizici u svakodnevnom iskustvu i priča o vremenu, do priča o starosti, Albahari je uobličio celinu jedinstvenu u savremenoj srpskoj prozi.

Using the fine strokes of his familiar melancholic narrative, in Learning Cyrillic Albahari offers us an entire palette of finesses of his masterful portrait of identity. Against the background of the immigrant experience, the author presents us cameos with show the multi-faceted relationships of his characters with their surroundings. Here we have the intimate workings of the marital matrix, the gap (or exchange...) between generations, the relationship between a newcomer in the New World with the Native Americans, the struggle between the retention of one's devotion to birthplace and the need to fit into one's adopted homeland - the contrasts are stark and thought-provoking. Albahari's short stories in this volume echo with the contemporary theme of our loss of and subsequent search for identity. Presented with his partcular flare for the ironic and subtle, these stories are simply breathtaking.

A young journalist sees a man slap a beautiful woman on the shore of the Danube. Intrigued, he follows the woman into the tangled streets of the city until he loses sight of her. A few days later a mysterious package arrives. As he delves deeper trying to decipher the contents, he finds himself unravelling a terrible conspiracy that seems destined to end in tragedy...

"ĆERKA", novi roman Davida Albaharija, nastavlja sve njegove najvažnije poetičke osobenosti, uz dodatni naglasak na humorne efekte i duhovite pasaže koji u novom romanu imaju istaknutu ulogu.

Узбудљива прича о догађају с краја деведесетих који је променио судбину главног јунака. Повест о параноји која постаје стварност и о стварности која постаје параноја.

Напет и узбудљив роман у којем разрешење заплета и разоткривање тајни потпуно обузимају читаоца.

Götz and Meyer, two noncommissioned SS officers, are entrusted with an assignment, “not a big one,” but one that “requires efficiency.” Their task is to transport prisoners from a concentration camp near Belgrade in a

In self-exile in Canada after the collapse of Yugoslavia and his mother's death, the narrator of Bait is listening to a series of tapes he recorded of his mother years before. As her story is told, he reflects on her life and their relationship, attempting to come to terms with his Jewishness and his own new life in a foreign culture.