Kurodahan Press produced a beautiful postcard to additionally promote Zoran Zivkovic’s book “Impossible Stories.”

Here is the cover of the forthcoming Ukrainian edition of Twelve Collections and The Teashop (Piramida Publishers).

Here are two graduate works in set design created by Mrs. Milena Djokic, of the Faculty of Applied Arts, University of Belgrade. The designs refer to Escher’s Loops (movie) and Compartments (theater).

Here is the cover of the forthcoming South Korean edition of The Library (Bookfolio).

If you happen to be in Belgrade on Friday, 20th of May, you might be interested to join the audience at the launch of The Five Wonders of the Danube. Here is an invitation for you.

In a major deal, the digital English language rights to Zoran Zivkovic’s nine titles have been sold to PS Publishing for an autumn 2011 release: Impossible Stories, Twelve Collections & The Teashop, The Last Book, The Bridge, The Writer/The Book/The Reader, Impossible Stories II, Escher’s Loops, The Fourth Circle and The Ghostwriter. “The first seven already appeared as PS print editions,” says PS MD Pete Crowther, “and we’re delighted that Zoran has entrusted these last two titles to us.” Alongside the digital edition of The Ghostwriter, PS will bring out a limited hardcover edition, but there are no current plans for a print edition of The Fourth Circle. As Pete Crowther says, “The electronic edition will be the only game in town. Time to get off the fence and buy that reader!”

Here is a bookmark accompanying the publication of the Serbian language soft-bound edition of The Five Wonders of the Danube.

Here is the cover of the Italian edition of Seven Touches of Music (Sette Note Musicali). The mosaic-novel is scheduled to appear in October, as the third TEA edition of Zoran Zivkovic’s books, after The Last Book (L’Ultimo Libro, 2010) and The Library (Sei Biblioteche, 2011).

After the initial print-run of 10,000 copies of the Italian edition of The Last Book— published by TEA in January 2010—was sold out in just over a month, three additional print-runs followed in March, May and September. Now, in April 2011, there is the fourth additional print-run. L’Ultimo Libro continues to be one of TEA’s bestselling titles…

Zoran Zivkovic’s new novel, The Five Wonders of the Danube, is just published by the Belgrade based “Zavod” as a deluxe boxed five volume set in five languages: Serbian, German, Slovakian, Hungarian and English. A paperback Serbian language edition will follow shortly.