Poetry evening with Marko Pogačar, Efe Duyan and Ana Božičević

Visiting poets Marko Pogačar (Croatia) and Efe Duyan (Turkey) will share their work & present the poetry platform Versopolis Review this Thursday, joined by poet Ana Božičević (Croatia/USA).
Versopolis review is a platform for promoting poetry and emerging European poets: https://www.versopolis.com/

Marko Pogačar is a Croatian poet, literary critic, editor and chair of Croatia's largest poetry festival, Goran's Spring. He is the author of seventeen award-winning books of poetry, essays and prose. The US edition of his selected poems, Dead Letter Office (The Word Works, 2020, translated by Andrea Jurjević) was a finalist for the National Translation Award. https://wordworksbooks.org/product/dead-letter-office/

Efe Duyan is a Turkish poet and architect, director and curator of international poetry workshops and festivals, including the Istanbul Offline International Poetry Festival. He has published four books of poetry in Turkish, and his debut novel Başka (Other) appeared in 2022. The US edition of his selected poems The Behavior of Words (White Pine Press, 2023) was translated by Aron Aji. https://www.amazon.com/Behavior-Words-Efe-Duyan/dp/1945680636/

Ana Božičević is the author of New Life (Wave Books, 2023) and other big and small books of poetry. She grew up in Croatia a long time ago and lives in Brooklyn, where she writes about architecture by day and about everything else at night. More at https://www.anabozicevic.com/

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