Novi Sad: Solaris, 2008. References Further reading Jelena Milojković-Djurić, Borislav Pekić's Literary Oeuvre: A Legacy Upheld, "Serbian Studies" 15 (1), 3-7, 2001; (PDF). Bogdan Rakić, Borislav Pekić: Sysiphus as Hero, "Serbian Studies" 15 (1), 9-23, 2001; (PDF). Angela Richter, Biblical Myths in Borislav Pekić’s Time of Miracles, "Serbian Studies" 15 (1), 25-34, 2001; (PDF). Olga Nedeljković, Do Supernatural Elements Exist in Borislav Pekić’s How to Quite a Vampire: The Poetics of a Magical Umbrella, "Serbian Studies" 15 (1), 35-49, 2001; (PDF). Borislav Pekic, How to Quiet a Vampire (An Excerpt), Translated by Stephen M. Dickey and Bogdan Rakić; (PDF). Jelena Milojković-Djurić, Voice from the Darkness: Borislav Pekić's The Years the Locusts Devoured, "Serbian Studies" 15 (1), 51-62, 2001; (PDF). Nicolas Trifon Philippe Zard, « Avatars d’un héros sous la Terreur. L’homme qui mangeait la mort de Borislav Pekić, viaThermidor (Victorien Sardou) et Napoléon (Abel Gance) », in Vincent Ferré et Daniel Mortier (ed.), Littérature, Histoire et politique au 20e siècle : hommage à Jean-Pierre Morel, 2010, p. 147-160. External links and blog Complete bibliography in Serbian 1930 births 1992 deaths Serbian writers Serbian non-fiction writers Serbian dramatists and playwrights Serbian science fiction writers Yugoslav science fiction writers Christian writers Serbian novelists Serbs of Montenegro Yugoslav dissidents Prisoners and detainees of Yugoslavia Eastern Orthodox Christians from Serbia Deaths from lung cancer Democratic Party (Serbia) politicians 20th-century Serbian novelists 20th-century dramatists and playwrights Burials at Belgrade New Cemetery 20th-century Serbian people Writers from Podgorica Yugoslav emigrants to the United Kingdom 20th-century non-fiction writers