Drago Glamuzina

Drago Glamuzina was born in Vrgorac in 1967. He graduated in Comparative Literature and Philosophy from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb. He worked as a copy editor at the daily newspaper Vjesnik, as a copy editor and editor at the weekly magazine Nacional, and as editor-in-chief at the publishing houses Profil (2003 – 2011) and VBZ (from 2011 - present). He is the program director of the Vrisak literary festival. He has published the poetry collections „Mesari“, „Je li to sve“, „Everest“ and „Crveni zec“, the collection of select poems „Waiting For The Frogs To Fall“, a poetry collection with photographs by Stanko Abadžić entitled „Sami“, and a collection of select and new poems entitled „Crni zec“, the novels „Tri“ and „Drugi zakon termodinamike“, and the prose work „Noćni portir“. For „Mesari“, he received the „Vladimir Nazor“ Award for Book of the Year and the Kvirin Award for the best poetry collection by an author under the age of 35. For the novel „Tri“, he received the T-portal Award for Best Novel of the Year. His books have been translated into German, Bulgarian, English, Macedonian and Slovenian.