Association of Writers. In 2007, the International Association of Writers named him a Poetry Ambassador of the United States. He is also an honourable member of the Desanka Maksimović Serbian Canadian Association. Vujcic is featured in the book Moždana veza sa Srbijom, 100 dragulja srpskog rasejanja (Brain Connection with Serbia, 100 Jewels of the Serbian Diaspora) by Radivoje Petrović, PhD. The book features the "one hundred most-known Serbs throughout the world-wide Serbian diaspora." He was featured on the cover of the Ministry of Diaspora of the Republic of Serbia book called U čast pisaca iz rasejanja / In honour of writers in the diaspora in which literary critics Miodrag Perišić and Čedomir Mirković said that "Vujcic is one of the most significant living Serbian poets and dissidents." Vujcic is included in the biographical lexicon Serbian Writers in Diaspora 1914–2014. Vujcic, nicknamed Pearse after Pádraig Pearse, is the founder of the Urban Book Circle, based in Canada. Personal life Vujcic has four children. Bibliography Razmišljanja jednog leša (Beogradska knjiga, 2004) Beograde, dobro je, bi' iz Toronta tebi (Beogradska knjiga, 2004) Kastriranje vetra (Beogradska knjiga, 2005) Deveto koleno sve/mira (Beogradska knjiga, 2005) Wet (UBC Canada Press, 2013) Repatriates (UBC Canada Press, 2013) Catching Saliva (UBC Canada Press, 2013) A Few Good Little Thoughts (UBC Canada Press, 2013) Thoughts of a Corpse (UBC Canada Press, 2014) Belgrade, It's All Good (UBC Canada Press, 2014) Castration of the Wind (UBC Canada Press, 2014) Ninth Step of the Universe (UBC Canada Press, 2014) Vlažno (UBC Canada Press, 2014) Povratnici (UBC Canada Press, 2014) Hvatanje pljuvačke (UBC Canada Press, 2014) Nekoliko lepih malih misli (UBC Canada Press, 2014) References External links 1960 births Living people Writers from Požarevac Serbian male writers Serbian male poets Serbian journalists Serbian monarchists Serbian anti-communists Yugoslav dissidents Eastern Orthodox Christians from Serbia Eastern Orthodox Christians from Canada Journalists from Toronto Writers from Toronto Exophonic writers Aphorists Foundrymen Prison writings People with post-traumatic stress disorder 21st-century Canadian poets Canadian male journalists Canadian male poets Canadian male non-fiction writers Canadian people of Serbian descent Serbian emigrants to Canada Yugoslav emigrants to Canada Naturalized citizens of Canada