Lana Bastašić
Serbian-Bosnian author and translator
Born
August 27th, 1986
39 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1986, this author and translator gained recognition for literary works that reflect personal and cultural narratives. The education includes studies in language and literature, contributing to a strong foundation in storytelling. Residing in various countries, the exploration of identity and belonging features prominently in writings. The debut novel provided a fresh perspective on displacement and trauma, resonating with readers across various contexts. Translation work facilitated cultural exchange, showcasing both the richness of the native language and introducing Bosnian literature to wider audiences.
Wrote the novel 'Temple of the Dawn'
Translated numerous works of literature
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