of Danilo Kiš by John K. Cox (2014) Homo poeticus, 1983 (essays and interviews); translated as Homo Poeticus: Essays and Interviews by Ralph Manheim, Michael Henry Heim, and Francis Jones (1995) Enciklopedija mrtvih, 1983 (short stories); translated as The Encyclopedia of the Dead by Michael Henry Heim (1989) Gorki talog iskustva, 1990 (interviews) Život, literatura, 1990 (interviews and essays) Pesme i prepevi, 1992 (poetry) Lauta i ožiljci, 1994 (short stories); translated as The Lute and the Scars by John K. Cox (2012) Skladište, 1995 (texts) Varia, 1995 (essays, articles and short stories) Pesme, Elektra, 1995 (poetry and an adaptation from the drama Elektra) References Sources External links A dedicated website (in Serbian) Translated works by Danilo Kiš An essay by Aleksandar Hemon An interview Danilo Kiš' personal library on LibraryThing "A Conversation with Danilo Kis" by Brendan Lemon, a 1984 interview www.danilokis.org Danilo Kiš, "Censorship/Self Censorship" article in _Index on Censorship_ 15.1 (1986), 43-45. Open access. 1935 births 1989 deaths Serbian novelists Serbian short story writers 20th-century Serbian novelists 20th-century Serbian poets Burials at Belgrade New Cemetery Deaths from lung cancer in France Male novelists Serbian male poets Male short story writers Writers from Subotica Postmodern writers University of Belgrade Faculty of Philology alumni Serbian male writers Serbian people of Jewish descent Yugoslav Jews Yugoslav writers 20th-century male writers 20th-century short story writers Serbian people of Montenegrin descent Members of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts