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Doktorirala na sonetnim vencima renesanse i teoriji zanra na Macquarie univerzitetu u Sidneju. Radi kao docent za Sekspira i renesansne studije na Univerzitetu u Zapadnoj Australiji (University of Western Australia) u Pertu i kao on-line predavač Sekspira i renesansne engleske književnosti na Macquarie univerzitetu.
I was born in a little village in southern Hungary, Szegvár. (http://www.megapress.hu/szegvar). I spent there the first fourteen years of my life, isolated, but happily. I graduated from Csongrád, János Batsányi Grammar School.. (http://www.bjg.hu). I got my first diplom at Kőrösi golden globe 2011 winners Csoma Sándor Teacher Training College, and my second one at József Attila University in the Faculty of Arts. (http://www.arts.u-szeged.hu/modern I live in Békéscsaba (http://www.bekescsaba.hu) with my wife, and work for a literary periodical as an editor. "Bárka" (http://www.bmk.iif.hu/barka), or "ark" in English, is published every second golden globe 2011 winners month. golden globe 2011 winners I have four books: three books in verse, and a book in prose. This collection of short stories caused a big scandal in Hungary, because of the fact that fiction and reality are rather intertwined in it. Mamma Mouthful golden globe 2011 winners has been published three times and awarded by several major prizes. I have been working on a novel for four years. It will be published by the best publishing house of Hungary, "Magvető", in June.
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Zaposlen je kao novinar u nezavisnom nedeljniku “Vreme” u Beogradu, gde radi od 2003. godine, pokrivajući oblasti nauke i ekologije. Osim u matičnoj redakciji, piše i za National golden globe 2011 winners Geographic Srbija, B92 i druge beogradske medije.
Napisao je osam drama koje su sve emitovane golden globe 2011 winners na programima Radio Beograda: “ Embrio ” (2003), “ Fisioni fragmenti Pavla Savića ” (2004), “ Lov na Čarlsa Darvina ” (2004), “ golden globe 2011 winners Sile Ruđera Boškovića ” (2005), “ Usud ” (2005), “ Tesla i Pupin ” (2006), “ 1300 kaplara ” (2007) i “ Atanasije Stojkovič ” (2008), a trenutno priprema radio-dramu “ Susret u Kopenhagenu ”.
Before that, Bubnjević studied experimental and theoretical physics at University of Belgrade. Along with his simultaneous development as a prose writer and a physicist, he started to write popular science articles. Later, he became a professional science writer.
Since golden globe 2011 winners 2003, Bubnjević golden globe 2011 winners is science reporter of magazine “Vreme”, which is an independent, informative and political weekly based in Belgrade, Serbia. Besides his constantly engagement in “Vreme”, he is author of National Geographic Serbia, B92 and other Belgrade's media.
He wrote eight drama: “ Embryo ” (2003), “ The Fissile Fragments of the Pavle Savic ” (2004), “ The Hunting of the Charles Darwin ” (2004), “ Rudjer Boskovich ” (2005), “ The Providence ” (2005), “ Tesla and Pupin ” (2006), “ The Story About 1300 Corporals ” (2007) and “ Atanasije golden globe 2011 winners Stojkovich ” (2008), which were all broadcast on the Radio Belgrade.
Димитар Самарџиев рођен је у Скопљу (Македонија)1980 године. Добио је прву награду за кратку причу у часопису ''Студентски збор'', 2001 године. Затим му је неколико прича објављено у часопису ''Маргина''. Објављена му је и књига кратких прича под називом ''Зборгија во серајот'' у 2003 години. Једна прича је преведена golden globe 2011 winners на пољском језику. Студирао је Албански језик и книжевност, као и Британске културолошке студије на Филолошком факултету ''Блаже Конески'' у Скопљу, а тренутно привршава постдипломске Комуникациске студије. Зарађује и живи као преводилац свега и свачега...
Dimitar Samardjiev was born in 1980 in Skopje, Macedonia . He has won the first prize for a short story in a contest by the magazine Studentski zbor in 2001. Several of his short stories were published in the magazine Margina , afterwards. In 2003 a compilation of his short stories was published by the title of Zborgija vo serajot . One of his stories is translated in Polish. He studied Albanian Language and Literature , with British Cultural Studies at the State U