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Teki Dervishi

Teki Dervishi (16 January 1943 — 29 June 2011) was an Albanian poet, novelist, journalist and playwright.

Teki Dervishi
Born(1943-01-16)16 January 1943
Gjakova, disputed between Italy and Yugoslavia
Died29 June 2011(2011-06-29) (aged 68)
Pristina, Kosovo
OccupationPoet, novelist, author, playwright
Alma materUniversity of Pristina

Early life and career edit

Dervishi was born in Gjakova, in the region disputed between Yugoslavia and Axis-occupied Albania, now part of Kosovo[a].

After completing his primary education, he was imprisoned for several years at Goli otok, at the age of 17. Dervishi was one of the youngest Albanian prisoners at Goli otok.[1] Dervishi finished secondary school in Peja and studied at the University of Pristina.[2]

Besides Dervishi's literary activities, he also worked as a journalist. He worked for the Albanian-language newspaper Flaka e vëllazërimit (The Flame of Fraternity) in Skopje,[2] and was later director and among the founders of the Albanian newspaper Bota sot.[1]

Dervishi also worked as the director of the National Theatre of Kosovo in the 2000s.[3]

Later life edit

On 29 March 1999, at the outbreak of the NATO intervention in the Kosovo War, Dervishi was reported to have been assassinated. In July of that year, it was confirmed that he was alive.[4]

Literary works edit

Novels:

  • Pirgu i Lartë (The High Tower), 1972
  • Padrona, 1973
  • Skedarët (The Catalogues), 1974
  • Herezia e Dervish Mallutës (The Heresy of Dervish Malluta), 1981
  • Palimpsest për Dush Kusarin (Palimpsest For Dush Kusari), 1993

Verse:

  • Nimfa (The Nymph), 1970
  • Shtëpia e Sëmurë (The Sick House), 1978
  • Thashë (I Said), 1981

Theatre plays:

  • Pranvera e Librave (The Springtime of Books), 1990
  • Zhvarrimi i Pjetër Bogdanit (The Exhumation of Pjetër Bogdani), 1990
  • Kufiri me atdhe (The Border with the Fatherland), 1996
  • Vojceku (Wozzeck), 1996

Notes and references edit

Notes:

a.  

References:

  1. ^ a b . www.botasot.info. Archived from the original on 3 July 2011. Retrieved 15 January 2022.
  2. ^ a b Gone but not forgetton
  3. ^ "Dervishi: Publiku Jeton Në Kohën e Akulturimit".
  4. ^ "Writers Teki Dervishi and Din Mehmeti now known to be alive". 20 July 1999.
  • "Gone But not Forgotten" (PDF). (80.9 KiB) by Robert Elsie, The Guardian, Saturday Review, April 3, 1999, page 3.


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