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Death in Sinan’s Monastery

By Ivo Andric    |    Fiction    |    Volume 21.4, Fall 1987


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IVO ANDRIC (1892-1975) was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1961. He wrote in Serbian, the native language of his home region, Bosnia, in Yugoslavia. His best-known work is The Bridge on the Drina.


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VOLUME 21.4
FALL 1987

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