Smijurija u mjerama

Branimir Johnny Štulić

Branimir Johny Štulić, the former frontman of the cult band Azra, wrote, after 15 years of stories about her, and the Belgrade weekly Vreme published, an autobiographical book entitled 'Laughter in measure'.

In 457 pages, he collected his autobiographical notes, which mention many famous people of that time. In his review of the book, Dr. Vladimir Tasić notes that 'he has no doubt that the book will cause discussions and different evaluations due to the author's refusal to be what he is: a loner, an individual, an unknown and changeable man who fights for his art'..."

Dimensions

18 x 13 cm

Pages

457

Publisher

Vreme, Beograd, 2005.

Distribution: 5,000 copies

Latin alphabet. Hardcover.

Language: Croatian.

ISBN

978-8-69025-094-3

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