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Various Regional literary and cultural events have been held across the region to promote the works of local authors. In Serbia activities continue with new releases and Montenegro, events included a literary evening in Šid dedicated to Silvija Stojilković’s novel ‘Ono nešto među nama’, which explored themes of tradition promotions across Montenegro and youth. Serbia. In Gusinje, the Cultural Center hosted Montenegro, author Jasenka Lalović is preparing her sixth novel, ‘40 konaka’, through Vidra Books, following previous works that reached a promotion for poet and prose writer Saladin Dino Burdžović, highlighting three of his poetry collections. Vojin Grubač presented ‘U pravcu slobode’ (In the Direction readership of Freedom) at over 80,000 copies. Additionally, the Stevan Samardžić National Library in Pljevlja, Montenegro, a work described as a political chronicle using satire to critique power structures. In Vršac, Serbia, Dragomir Vuksanović presented ‘BanaCki kabare’ at the City Library, a collection featuring aphorisms, fables, and poetry. Recent activities in Montenegro included a literary evening ‘Njegoš’ in Budva’s Old Town to present ‘Majko, pusti me da idem’ Nikšić published ‘Slučaj gospodina Asimova i drugi romani’ by Serbian writer and translator Igor Marojević. In Subotica, Serbia, painter Ranko Krstajić, marking the City Library hosted a presentation of ‘Sam pod zvijezdama’, a collection first Montenegrin edition of the his prose, including works of Lazar Merković, to mark originally edited by Milorad Pavić. Recent promotional events include the centenary of his birth. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, celebrations continued with poet Amar Ličina presenting ‘Mjera stvari’ (The Measure upcoming presentation of Things) in Tešanj, and Emir Bašić promoting ‘Od probe do pozornice’ (From Rehearsal to the Stage) first Montenegrin translation of Édouard Louis’s autobiographical novel ‘Monik bježi’ (Monique Escapes) at KIC Budo Tomović in Tuzla. Podgorica. In Banja Luka, Professor Željko Budimir introduced ‘Rađanje anglo-američke geopolitike’ (The Birth of Anglo-American Geopolitics), which examines the evolution Serbia, Snežana Vranić presented her science fiction novel ‘Zloupotreba vremena’ (Misuse of Anglo-American influence from the Cold War to the present. Additionally, poet Dragomir Liščić promoted his award-winning collection ‘Niko na mom mjestu’ (No One in My Place) Time) at Kuća Milanovića. At the International Book Fair Studentski kulturni centar in Banja Luka, Tanja Radaković promoted her debut novel, ‘Usta puna soli’, published by ‘Službeni glasnik Republike Srpske’. Novi Sad, exploring themes of psychological and philosophical escapism.