Nikola Kitanovic

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Nikola Kitanovic was born on February 21st, 1956 in Kikinda, a little town in the north of Serbia. [1]

He finished the primary school in Telep, a poor suburb of Novi Sad. After having finished the secondary chemical school with excellent marks, he graduated at the advanced school of economics and commercialism in Novi Sad. He then enrolled at the Faculty of Philosophy, the department of Serbian literature, Novi Sad, where he was nominated by the faculty for the "Branko award of Matica Srpska" which was subsequently awarded to him. [2]

Kitanovic wrote his first poem when he was eight years old. He presented it to his schoolteacher who was so enthusiastic about it that she had to send it to a Radio Belgrade show "Good Morning, Kids". The poem was awarded and would later often be read in the show. Since then Kitanovic has been constantly writing poetry. Selimir Radulovic, a Serbian writer and literary critic claims that "Poetry is Nikola’s life". Kitanovic published his poems on regular basis in magazines throughout the former Yugoslavia. [3]

During his high school years, Nikola became increasingly interested in mysticism, not only European but Asian as well. During his studies, having lived in a totalitarian communist regime, he came under severe criticism by the ruling government, because, fighting for his cause, he was trying to conjure up the intangible, the different. For a period of time he was not even allowed to publish his poetry and ideas. It caused no harm, though, since, with his friends’ help, he spent that time traveling through Europe, Canada, USA, Asia and Australia, teaching courses and seminars on European mysticism. With the fall of the communist regime, Nikola held public speeches at the anti-war protests in Novi Sad and Belgrade, which once more turned him into a target for the new socialist regime which twice attempted his assassination. [4]

He has also written prose, essays and critiques. For a period of time he was also interested in painting, but due to ‘the lack of time’, he had to give it up. However, when he came in touch with the endless possibilities of computer graphic design, he devoted his whole being to it. Some of his works (such as Pray of Seraphim) are extremely popular on the Internet. [5]

Poetry Works:

  1. Hajducka Trava (Yarrow)- Novi Sad, Matica Srpska, 1981.
  2. Cedne Price (Innocent Stories) - Novi Sad, Matica Srpska, 1983.
  3. Mač Pik (Sword Spades) – Novi Sad, Knjizevna Zajednica Novog Sada, 1985.
  4. Spajdermen (Spiderman) - Novi Sad, Knjizevna Zajenica Novog Sada, 1988.
  5. Cetiri sveta (The Four Worlds) – Sremski Karlovci, Biblioteka LJubav, 1991
  6. Noc nad Majurom (The Night Over the Homestead) – Novi Sad, Novi Orfej, 1995.
  7. Agrijske Elegije (Elegies) – Beograd, Rad, 2002.
  8. Zrtvena knjiga (The Book of Sacrifice)- Novi Sad,Orpheus, 2003.
  9. The Chemistry of Verbs – Charleston (USA), Book Surge, 2005.
  10. Zver (The Beast) - Novi Sad, Orpheus, 2006.


Prose Works:

  1. Banatska Fuga (The Banat Fugue) – Sremski Karlovci, Biblioteka LJubav, 1990.
  2. Dunavski Vukodlak (The Werewolf of Danube)– Sremski Karlovci, Biblioteka LJubav, 1990.
  3. NN Lice (John Doe) – Novi Sad, Orpheus, 2007.

Books on mysticism:

  1. Vasa sudbina po ucenju vatre (Your Destiny According to the Teachings of Fire) –Beograd, Saznanja, 1998
  2. O Ucenju Vatre (On the Teachings of Fire) –Sremski Karlovci, Biblioteka LJubav, 1989.
  3. Lecenje Vatrom (Healing with Fire)- Sremski Karlovci, Biblioteka LJubav, 1990
  4. Paralelna Znanja I Ucenje Vatre, (Parallel Knowledge and the Teachings of Fire)-Sremski Karlovci, Biblioteka LJubav, 1990
  5. Grafologija/Paralingvistika(Graphology/Paralinguistic)-Sremski Karlovci, Biblioteka LJubav, 1990
  6. Carstvo Svih Mogucnosti I (The Realm of all Possibilities I)– Sremski Karlovci, Biblioteka LJubav, 1991
  7. Carstvo Svih Mogucnosti II (The Realm of all Possibilities II)– Sremski Karlovci, Biblioteka LJubav, 1991

[edit] Source

  • Milorad Crnjanin: "Covek je Vecan", magazine "Ana", Beograd 1990.
  • Lena N Anel: "Medijska Erupcija Raul Amon", magazine "Orbis", Sarajevo 1990
  • Milovan Nedeljkov: "Uspjeh se Zove Raul Amon", magazine "Vecernji List", Zagreb, 1990
  • Dragana Stankovic: "Ko je Zapravo Raul Amon", magazine "Tajne", Beograd 1990
  • Jovo Paripovic: "Raul Amon - Ucitelj Vatre", magazine "Vikend, Zagreb 1990
  • Srdjan Basic: "Tajna Uspeha Raul Amon", TANJUG (Former Yugoslavia Information's Agency), Beograd 1990
  • Grupa autora: "About Raul Amon", "Biblioteka Ljubav", Sremski Karlovci, 1991
  • "O Autoru" u "Cedne Price" ("About Author" in "Innocent Stories") - Novi Sad, Matica Srpska, 1983.
  • "About the Author" in "The Chemistry of Verbs", Booksurge, Charleston (USA), 2005
  • Official site of Nikola Kitanovic http://www.nikola-kitanovic.com

[edit] References

  1. ^ Beleska o piscu Nikoli Kitanovicu, u Pogovoru knjizi "NN Lice", Novi Sad, 2007
  2. ^ Ibid
  3. ^ Selimir Radulovic "O Pesnistvu Nikole Kitanovica" u predgovor knjizi "Zver", Novi Sad, 2006
  4. ^ Ibid
  5. ^ Gordana Djilas "Selektivna bibliografija knjizevnih radova Nikole Kitanovica" u knjizi "Zver", Novi Sad, 2006