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Ninety years later

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Ninety years later
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Milovan Glisic is called the "Serbian Gogol". In his works, scary folk beliefs and mystical stories are combined with humor and satire. 17 years before the publication of Bram Stoker's novel "Dracula", Glisic wrote a story in which the legendary vampire Sava Savanovic appears. You will definitely meet him in this book.

And on the pages of the collection, you will find zadukhachi, who control the weather, genies rushing in a round dance, ghosts and devils. Just don't be fooled, not everything that is told is the work of evil spirits. Sometimes it is just peasant superstition or even someone's cunning invention. In any case, the book is imbued with Serbian folklore, and you will have a fascinating mystical journey ahead of you.
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