Published Printed Works
- "In Courage-Dreams Caught" (poetry);
- "Sarajevo: Snapshot by Candlelight" (novel);
- "Aza Beast": Attacking the Roots of War - A Bosnian War Journal" (Pandora/Smisao, Bursinel, Switzerland, 2004).
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