Radmila Stojadinović

Radmila Stojadinović, born in 1970 in Požarevac, is a contemporary Serbian writer known for her powerful and deeply emotional expression. She writes poetry, prose, novellas, and satire, skillfully combining introspection with social themes and a refined sense of humor.

 

She has published two autobiographical novels – I Want My Life Back and It All Happened (2023 and 2024) – which she has presented at numerous literary events across Serbia. Both books quickly went into reprint, and in 2025 her children’s book The Adventures of Duck Lee will be released. Her works have been featured in many literary magazines and international anthologies, including Nekazano, Miloš Crnjanski, Književne Vertikale, and others.

 

Radmila is the recipient of several prestigious awards, both in Serbia and abroad. Among them are the Seneca Poetry Award in Italy and the First Prize at an international competition in Italy on the theme of violence against women. In Serbia, she has been awarded for humor and satire in Mrkonjić Grad, received the Story of the Year award at the Miša Cvetanović 2024 competition in Brestovac, as well as honors at Cyrillic Heritage, in Sokobanja, and the Ljubomir Janković Award in Gruža, among others. Her works have been translated into several languages.

 

She is currently preparing a new novel, The House of Strange Souls, and a poetry collection titled While We Wait for Tomorrow.

 

Radmila Stojadinović lives and creates in Požarevac, remaining true to an artistic expression that continues to inspire and encourage further writing.