“Pavlovski is our Steinbeck from the Balkans. Disturbed about the fate of the small individual, he presents us with an exceptional novel. The reader from the west develops a feeling of sorrow, the truth is so terrifying that it makes the fiction even more powerful. Thanks to Pavlovski, the emigrant workers enter our literature and our conscience. A beautiful stone is thrown to shake our indifference and disturb our conscience. Here the artistic truth is so strong that it fascinates. This is a novel with a polyphonic meaning” – Gilles Costaz, Le Matin, Paris
Bozin Pavlovski was born in Macedonia and lives in Australia. He is the author of eighteen novels translated into various European languages. He has won numerous foreign and Macedonian literary awards including the Interbalkan Award for Literature in Greece, the Excelsior Award in Romania, the Zelezara Sisak Award in Croatia and the Mladost Award in Serbia.
Bozin Pavlovski is a well known Macedonian writer with remarkable achievements. With the nomination of his novel The Horn of Love for one of the most prestigious literary awards, we are presenting Macedonian literature.
| Author | Bozin Pavlovski |
|---|---|
| Country | MK |
| Nominating Library | Macedonia, Skopje, St. Clement of Ohrid National & University Library |
| Publisher | AEA Ethnic Publishers, Australia |
| Translation | Translated from the original Macedonian by Vesna N. Krstevski |
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