Storm: Out of Yugoslavia v. 6

This issue of "STORM" is devoted to writers born in Yugoslavia, who find themselves living in the new republics or forced into exile. Mirko Kovac visits his mother at the seaside. Dubravka Ugresic pokes fun at folk music and notes its role for nationalists in new Croatia. Architect and former Mayor of Belgrade, Bogdan Bogdanovic, examines the will to destroy cities, and what makes a city fit for civilization. Danilo Kis, in the last piece he wrote before he died in 1989, evokes the turn of the century and the multicultural past. The full text of Goran Stefanowski's play "Sarajevo" is here.