Meti Kamberi
Script error: No such module "Draft topics".
Script error: No such module "AfC topic".
| Meti Kamberi | |
|---|---|
 kamberii2.jpg Photo by Veljko Mitrović | |
| Native name | Мети Камбери |
| Born | 29 November 2000 Niš, Serbia |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| Known for | Novelist, Charity work |
| Notable work |
|
| 🏅 Awards | NIN awards 2020, Serbia |
| 🌐 Website | https://metikamberi.com |
| Twitter= | |
Meti Kamberi (born 29 November 2000) is a novelist of Roma nationality. He is the author of three novels, the first two of which are autobiographical, City of Pain (2019), published in multiple editions, and City of Sin (2021) and the latest Waltz of the Rejected (2022).
Meti volunteered with the United Nations team in Serbia for several years.[1]
Inspired by his difficult life, he began to write "to overcome his inner fears, anxieties and demons".
Biography[edit]
He was born on 29 November 2000 in Niš, in a poor Roma family. He grew up with an illiterate mother, who collects secondary raw materials, while he never met his father. He spent time with his brother on the streets of Niš and begged. After his mother left him, he changed three foster families until he was twelve years old, when he was placed in the "Duško Radović" Home for neglected children.
Without knowing how to read and write, thanks to his will power he managed to change his life. He graduated from high school with remarkable notes. After becoming legally old enough, at the age of 18, as the law stipulates, he had to leave the home. He started working in construction and got by with the help of friends.
| “ | Имам једну мајку која ме је родила и оставила, и имам ону другу мајку која ме је чувала, васпитала и научила да мислим. То је моја васпитачица Емилија Ђуровић, њој сам бескрајно захвалан. | ” |
| “ | I have one mother who gave birth to me and left me, and I have another mother who took care of me, brought me up and taught me to think. This is my preschool teacher Emilija Đurović, I am infinitely grateful to her. | ” |
| — Meti Kamberi | ||
Bibliography[edit]
- The city of pain is a novel dedicated to children without parental care and other "lucky" children. It is a poignant, cinematically dynamic, romanticized, autobiographical story about growing up on the street, living in a home for neglected children and growing up as a child in the harshest social conditions. The novel was nominated for the NIN award for 2020.[2]
- City of Sin is a novel that is a continuation of the first one, where the author, through a difficult and very emotional story, explains how a poor Roma family overcomes obstacles with a constant struggle for survival. In a somewhat poetic style, he talks about himself through the character of Amiraga, a guy who, intoxicated by success, flew high and fell low, but only for a short time. He found himself and discovered love within himself. The story captures the emotion and pain of life.[3][4]
- Waltz of the Rejected brings us freshness and uniqueness - a story that begins quite ordinary, and ends somewhat unusual; a hard story about a boy named "Shaol" eternally torn between the extremes of his being: harmony and chaos, work and laziness, exaltation and lust, between desire and impotence. Shaol, whose other name is basket Shaol, who feels fatigue and emptiness. A hero who becomes a gigolo, lecherous and promiscuous. The hero who wins the heart of the rude courtroom from the coffee Cook in court. The fire of love. Last Waltz and music, the magic of pure joy. The extinguished glow of youth. With imprinted pain from childhood, he is eager for the beauty of real things, but also burdened by unimportant things (material and social status) and left to different emotions and roles in life. This is a story about closeness, loneliness, the eternal search for meaning. About the authentic exchange of true values through a relationship with his friend Kolja, about the realization of love with the judge Sandra, who defeats all his dark inner urges, about the pain suffered by a wounded body on the road to love, and an even more wounded soul at the end of that road. With personal experiences and a lot of fiction, I take you to the World of passion and sadness, but also to the regions of light and heights. You are invited to move into the hero's warmth and anxiety and feel the breath of life and the hard talk from the concrete that will take you to the third world, or some other dimension.[5]
Sources[edit]
- ↑ "Mladi niški pisac Meti Kamberi – život na ulici pretočen u "Grad bola"". Ртс. Retrieved 2021-07-04.
- ↑ "Град бола - Мети Кембери". metikamberi. Archived from the original on 2021-01-27. Retrieved 2021-07-04. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ "Meti Kamberi o novom romanu: Dno je neki vrhunac". Nova. Retrieved 2021-07-04.
- ↑ "DRUGI ROMAN NEKADAŠNJEG DEČAKA ULICE "Sami sebi bespotrebno komplikujemo život, u životu treba biti osvešćen"". Blic. Retrieved 2021-07-04.
- ↑ ""Valcer odbačenih" novi roman bivšeg DEČAKA ULICE: Prohodao je prosjačeći, život proveo po domovima, evo kako izgleda KADA ŽELJE BOLE". Jutarnje vesti. Retrieved 2022-03-18.
External links[edit]
This article "Meti Kamberi" is from Wikipedia. The list of its authors can be seen in its historical and/or the page Edithistory:Meti Kamberi. Articles copied from Draft Namespace on Wikipedia could be seen on the Draft Namespace of Wikipedia and not main one.
