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Teki Dervishi is an ethnic Albanian poet, novelist and playwright, born in 1943 in Đakovica, in the Axis-occupied Greater Albania (now in Kosovo, a Serbian province under UN administration. He is an alumnus of University of Priština.
Works
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
Collection of stories:
- Etje dhe Borë (Thirst and Snow), 19??
Verse:
- Nimfa (The Nymph), 1970
- Shtëpia e Sëmurë (The Sick House), 1978
- Thashë (I Said), 1981
- Nimfa (The Nymph), 1986 (The only common thing about the Nymph from 1970 and 1986 is the title)
Theatre plays:
- Bregu i Pikëllimit, 19xx
- 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
- Eshtrat që kthehen vonë (Late Comming Bones), 2000
- Nesër nisemi për Parajsë (Paradise Tomorrow), 20xx
- Ku është Populli?, 2003
(the list is incomplete)
References
- Template:PDFlink by Robert Elsie, The Guardian, Saturday Review, April 3, 1999, page 3.
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