Saša Ilić: Nonviolent revolution is an imperative
The writer talks about post-Milošević Serbia, nationalism and the Polip festival.
|2020.06.22
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The novel’s subject matter was brewing inside of me for a long time.
Those who declared the state of emergency effectively set off the battle station alarm and the whole system rebuilt itself to bring about the state of total paranoia.
All previous editions had their respective slogans around that we organized guests and festival programs. This year’s motto should’ve been “Change Your Language!”
Dejan Kožul
Dejan Kožul is a journalist working for various media in Yugoslav space (Novosti, Lupiga, FTV, etc). For more than eight years he was the editor and anchor for the radio show KUPER which was broadcast on BH Radio, Radio Republika (Novi Sad), Radio Rojc (Pula), KLFM (Split), and Radio Apart (Beograd). He describes it as the territory with the most freedom and the ability to broadcast because there are no taboos.
This story was originally written in Serbian.