the end. You could give me her phone number. Ksenija Prodanović, reviewing The Day Mijatović Hit the Crossbar in Nedeljnik, wrote: Those who listened to B92 radio in the 1990s remember Radovan Nastić thanks to the show" Sports Rhythm of the Heart "and the stories he published in " Beorama ". I have become fond of him thanks to "Bensedin", the first book he published in 2005, and later the novel "Rachel, a love story", which may not be as good as it marked an important period in my life. Yet, aside from my preferences, Nastić is an interesting writer… ”adding that he is ".. an authentic city urban face who has no need to fake. What you see is what you get. Unfortunately, there are not many such people. That is why I am glad that the Belgrade Laguna published his new novel "The day when Mijatović hit the crossbar" because now the wider audience will have the opportunity to meet an ambivalent Caffetin lover. And you need to get to know him because he is fierce, exciting and interesting in his madness. Dušan Nedeljković, reviewing ..Mijatović.. for Danas, wrote: By publishing this novel, Radovan became the founder of a movement known for qualifying its members as "favorite losers". The dandy of the 21st century are the dignified heirs of the hippie movement. The grandchildren of Acid Eaters have grown up. They are angry, but they do not want to show aggression, they are harassing us with their creativity. In a flood of evil as a trend, a book like this brings back our faith in the peace & love & anarchy philosophy of life. If I were less nostalgic and not a middle-aged grumpy, I would declare this novel a masterpiece, but for now I will stop on the fact that Nastić's novel is exceptional. I personally miss this kind of narrative, I miss drinking beer with friends in front of Samiška, I miss the fan tribune. I miss more books like this. Thank God and the pills by the name Caffetin on Bensedin.More reviews: Rackovic stressed that "Nastic's novel is a fantastic contribution to Serbian immigrant literature", while Dusan and Dusan recommended "everyone to read". "By targeting the goalposts themselves, Radovan Nastic spreads the truth around Los Angeles. Perpetually on the best part of society's margins, a man of very strong libido meets drag queens, gays, Sheki