Draško Šćekić Explained

Draško Šćekić (Berane, Montenegro, 21 September 1931) is a Montenegrin novelist.

The early education he completed in his native town and Teacher's College in Banja Luka and Travnik. He graduated from the Faculty of Political Science in Sarajevo.^[1] He entered the world of literature through the doors of anonymous book contests. His first published novels were Planina (Mountain) and Zlatne legende (Golden Legends) as well as a collection of poems for children entitled Radio kljun (Radio Beak). His book—Travels Through Montenegro—was reprinted multiple times and was translated into Russian and English. He now lives and works in Podgorica.

Works

• Putujući Crnom Gorom (Traveling Through Montenegro)^[2]
• Panti ih narod i istorija^[3]
• Istorijske istine i legende o opstanku naroda srpskog^[4]
• Sorabi^[5]
• Planina^[6]
• Priće o domovini^[7]

Notes and References

1. Book: Aleksa Mikić . Živan Milisavac . 1971 . Jugoslovenski književni leksikon . Yugoslav Literary Lexicon . . sh . Novi Sad (SAP Vojvodina, SR Serbia) . 521 .
2. Web site: Putujući Crnom Gorom. Draško. Šćekić. May 12, 1987. NIO "UR". Google Books.
3. Book: Šćekić, Draško. Pamti ih narod i istorija. May 12, 2014. Bookland. 9788671825078. Google Books.
4. Book: Šćekić, Draško. Istorijske istine i legende o opstanku naroda srpskog: (istoriopis ili predaja saznatog). May 12, 2012. Otvorena Knjiga. 9788676741717. Google Books.
5. Book: Šćekić, Draško. Sorabi: istoriopis. May 12, 1994. Sfairos. 9788681277973. Google Books.
6. Web site: Planina. Draško. Šćekić. May 12, 1972. Mladinska knjiga. Google Books.
7. Web site: Priče o domovini. Draško. Šćekić. May 12, 1973. Zavod za izdavanje udžbenika. Google Books.