Short stories • Serbian literature

Tamna strana

Name: Tamna strana
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Snežana Bukal

From the book "Tamna strana" by Snežana Bukal, one of the stories that stands out is "Goldfish". This story has a magical atmosphere and a deeper meaning.

In "The Goldfish", the main character, the boy Marko, finds a goldfish in the lake. Ribica fulfills his three wishes, but Marko is faced with difficult choices and the consequences of his decisions. Through this story, Snezana Bukal touches on the topics of desires, responsibilities and the price we pay for the realization of our dreams.

Her skillful storytelling and deep emotional connection with the characters make this story unforgettable. If you like fantasy and philosophical elements, "Goldfish" will surely enchant you.

Editor

Florika Štefan

Graphics design

Bosiok Doru

Dimensions

17 x 12 cm

Pages

Publisher

Matica srpska, Novi Sad, 1986.

Distribution: 500 copies

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Serbian.

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