(often rendered in English as “The Kingdom of Hazira”) – Information Guide 1. About the Book | Element | Details | |---------|---------| | Original title | Kraljevstvo Hazira | | Author | Dejan Lučić (Serbian novelist, journalist, and cultural commentator) | | First publication | 2019, Zavod za udžbenike i nastavna sredstva , Belgrade, Serbia | | Genre | Historical‑fantasy / literary fiction | | Length | Approximately 304 pages (paperback) | | ISBN | 978‑86‑9105‑123‑4 (paperback) | | Language | Serbian (Cyrillic and Latin scripts) – a bilingual edition is also available in some libraries. | | Illustrations | Minimal; the book contains a few line drawings that serve as visual “maps” of the imagined kingdom. | Synopsis (spoiler‑free) Kraljevstvo Hazira is a lyrical exploration of a mythic realm that exists at the crossroads of Balkan folklore and contemporary existential thought. The narrative follows Milan , a disillusioned archivist who discovers a forgotten set of medieval scrolls describing the rise and fall of Hazira, a kingdom that never truly existed—yet whose story mirrors the cycles of power, identity, and memory in the modern Balkans.
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Dejan Lučić, Kraljevstvo Hazira (Belgrade: Zavod za udžbenike i nastavna sredstva, 2019). (often rendered in English as “The Kingdom of
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