Authors of the Kratež Literary Group
Dragana Mokan
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Denis Čokić
Born in 1975, Sisak, SFR Yugoslavia. He has published short stories in literary magazines such as Ulaznica, Polja, Dometi, and Eckerman, as well as in story collections Fosilni zapis, Zavrti točak, Divka, Krik 2, and Mačka je, mačka je, mačka je mačka, along with contributions to the daily newspaper Politika. He is a member of the literary groups Kratež and April, as well as the tango band Bitangerosi. In 2016, his short story collection Izohipse was published by the publishing house Partizanska knjiga. He is also the creator of several photography and drawing cycles. Denis Čokić has participated twice in the Belgrade Half Marathon and the literary marathon Beogradski čitač held in Čuburski Park. He currently lives in Vinča.
Dimitrije Bukvić
Born in 1985, Belgrade, Serbia. He has published stories in magazines and anthologies in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Croatia. He is the author of the prose collection Svaka dobija and two non-fiction works: Kafanološki astal and Šezdeset osma – pedeset godina posle. He has won awards for short stories from the National Library in Bor, the Miodrag Borisavljević competition in Apatin, and the Srpsko pero, festival in Jagodina. He is the recipient of the Blagodarje, recognition from the Association of Writers of Serbia, of which he is also a member. Bukvić is one of the founders of the literary groups Kratež and April.
Antej Jelenić
Born 1983, Split, Croatia. Writes out of despair—poetry, stories, treatises, and engages in conceptual art. After the death of his father, Božidar, he continued running Adria Art Annale, a complex-format Split-based event often banned for delving into the political sphere, following the legacy of Joseph Beuys. AAA integrates direct dialogue, critique, provocation, and works. He has published two poetry collections: Stalak za svijet (A Stand for the World, Sandorf, 2020) and Ultrazvuk (Ultrasound, HDP, 2024), as well as the short story collection Kentaur u kvartu (Centaur in the Neighborhood, Sandorf, 2023). He uses a Japanese flute as a tool to help knowledge self-organize and surprise him, as he dislikes knowing in advance what he will say.
Miljan Milanović
Born in 1982, Zaječar, Serbia. He likes to dance to rebetiko music, sail, drink red wine, and write short stories. He is the author of three books: Bending (Literary Youth of Serbia, 2010), Prolongation of the Species (Partizanska knjiga, 2019), and Wild Vegetations (Partizanska knjiga, 2022). He is one of the founding members of the Kratež literary group.
