The literary publication "Balkan Literary Gazette" presented works by Bulgarian writers in its latest issue, thereby reinforcing its role as an international platform for contemporary literature. Poets Diana Savateva, Anton Fotev, and Yancho Cholakov are included in the prestigious publication, which spans nearly 400 printed pages.
The publication, founded over three decades ago by Dushan Goykov - a renowned writer and journalist, has an extensive network of representatives in Balkan countries. Its headquarters are located in the Greek city of Thessaloniki, with the editorial council uniting literary figures from Belgrade, Sarajevo, Zagreb, Pristina, Nikšić, Bucharest, and other regional centers.
Natalia Nedyalkova, a poet from Burgas and a recent member of the editorial board, announced the publication. The magazine traditionally presents authors from various countries, including Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece, Serbia, Croatia, Turkey, and even Belgium.
Another proof of the international prestige of Bulgarian literature is the fact that three regional artists have been given the opportunity to present their works in such an authoritative publication with over 30 years of history.