"Alexander has brilliantly fulfilled her goals by giving us not only the best presentation of Popa's poetry that has so far appeared but also the best analysis of its meaning." (SR)

Limited number of copies remain.

"It is a welcome addition to an all-too-short bibliography of South Slavic literatures in English." (SEEJ)

" ...The author should be congratulated on a work which is a useful contribution to ... comparative folklore studies." (Folklore)

"The book is well conceived and contains a wealth of information. The authors, although not native speakers of English, have succeeded in translating the texts into a clear, readable prose." (MLJ)

Published by the Resource Center for Medieval Slavic Studies of the Ohio State University in cooperation with "Ivan Dujchev" research Centre for Slavo-Byzantine Studies (Sofia, Bulgaria), distributed by Slavica Publishers, Inc.

"For all in Yugoslav studies, it is an indispensable tool of reference and orientation." (SEEJ)

"Chitanje ove sjajno uradene bibliografije..." (Knjizhevni Glasnik Nin)

"The appearance of this first supplement is consequently very welcome. ... this informative and practical bibliography." (SEER)

"It is an essential reference work for anyone involved in the literatures of former Yugoslavia..." (SEER)

"...can be thoroughly recommended, both to the specialist devotees and to all who wish to discover more about the Bulgarian author whom Thomas Mann considered worthy of a place alongside the greatest short story writers of the world." (The South Slav Journal)

"Perkowski has provided us with an extremely valuable, scholarly, and, to my mind, near-definitive study" (Journal of American Folklore)

"It is surely an indication of the success of a volume such as this that the user's reaction should be to wonder how it was possible to have managed without it." (SEER)