Sebastian Sava Gor

The Kiss Of The Dragon Woman  A Poetry Collection Prepared by: Jadranka Bunuševac and Sebastian Sava Gor Reviewer: Boško Mandić lustration on the cover: Irena Bijelić Gorenjak Editor and proofreader: Jadranka Bunuševac Publisher: "Zoran Damnjanovic and Sons" Narodnih Heroja 1, New Belgrade, 2007 Belgrade 2007 Review of the Poetry Collections "Kiss of the Dragon Woman" - Sebastian ava Gor "The collection of poems The Kiss of the Dragon Woman points to a series of spontaneous flashes that raise questions about man's presence in this world in a monotonous and clairvoyant way. These songs do not flirt with existing models and solutions but believe in their own details. Poetry, as in the case of this poet, shows that there is salvation. We don't even have to find him, it's enough to start the journey to him. " - Boško Mandić PANIC Hysterical, voracious, envious, a woman - who runs On the verge of a nervous breakdown or stroke,   Addicted, distraught

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