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Legenda o Taboru

Setna, sentimentalna i nezna prica o staroj beogradskoj krcmi "Tabor" na Kalenica pijaci... Momo Kapor je u ovom kratkom romanu ispricao poslednju noc Tabora, "za koji niko pouzdano ne zna ni kada je podignut, ni kada je srusen, da bi se na njegovom mestu podigao jedan soliter...". U "Taboru" su, kao u poslednjem utocistu, sedele beogradske nocobdije, boemi, pesnici, slikari, recju "braca po nesanici"...

160 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2004

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Momo Kapor

90 books274 followers
Momčilo "Momo" Kapor was a Serbian novelist and painter from Bosnia and Herzegovina

He authored several screenplays, over forty novels, short stories, travel and autobiographic books and essays. He was introduced to the literary circles as the author of radio, TV and theater drama at the beginning of the sixties. His books have been translated to twenty languages.

Momo Kapor was a popular Serbian writer during his lifetime, His literary phenomenon spread over three decades. Kapor easily attracted the attention of the public by writing his vivid reflections on the reality of then current times.

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Profile Image for cinnamon girl ୨୧.
200 reviews40 followers
January 7, 2022
Oh Momčilo, kako si mi svojim pripovedanjem slomio srce u neočekivanim trenucima.
Priče koje bih izdvojila kao meni omiljene su:
🤍Ekskurzija
🤍Posle rata
🤍Izlet
🤍Gost
🤍1960.
🤍Zmija
🤍Svetska žena
🤍Prijatelji
🤍J.D.Ž.
🤍Razgovori na granici
🤍Pripitomljavanje mora
🤍Čudo
Profile Image for Đorđe Otašević.
125 reviews1 follower
July 31, 2024
Bezrezervno volim Kapora ali imam problem sa njegovim pričama iz razloga što se mnoge ponavljaju kroz različite zvanične zbirke. Takođe, često forsirane su potleušica, mali gulaš, papci u saftu, glava u škembetu. Nekako previše.
Profile Image for Marija P..
327 reviews1 follower
August 17, 2025
Prvi susret s Kaporom. Svideo mi se početak, ali kako sam čitala dalje, gubila sam interesovanje. Knjiga je podeljena na dva dela i prvi mi se više svideo. Simpatično je što se radnja prvog dela dešava u svega nekoliko sati jedne noći, a mi saznajemo mnogo o Taboru, njegovim posetiocima i sudbini.
Profile Image for Mladen Aleksic.
19 reviews3 followers
July 28, 2019
Laka za citanje (moze uz popodnevnu kaficu), setna, dirljiva prica Mome Kapora.
Preporuka!
Profile Image for milana.
66 reviews
April 6, 2022
this book genuinely felt like a warm hug
yes some stories pale in comparison to others but those that stand out are WONDERFUL i even reread some of them multiple times. kapor's writing style is so easily digestible and cute without it being too simple and the compact stories though short feel familiar and extremely relatable. one major flaw that I had with the collection is that the judgy and complaining tone he chooses to use and the criticisms of anything new or modern he comes across can be really annoying. from time to time it reminded me of all the elderly people in my life who complain in the sense of "ah, kids these days. ah, technology". aside from that, I'd recommend this to anyone who needs something concise and nostalgic to cling onto for a bit.
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40 reviews6 followers
January 22, 2022
"a još se niko nije setio da u nekom parku podigne spomenik
ljubavnom paru koji je presedeo na jednoj klupi toliko dugo
a nije primetio ni kišu, ni vetar ni sneg: začaran sopstvenim
čudom na čijim temeljima stoji ovaj stari svet. Pitam se čemu
ova nepravda i ubrzo pronalazim odgovor: dvoje koji se vole
na jednoj klupi u parku sami su svoj sopstveni spomenik -
trijumfalna kapija ljubavi." ♥
Profile Image for Zoli.
344 reviews
September 17, 2014
It's been a while since last I read a novel by Momo Kapor. I liked most of his novels I've read so far, and same goes for this one. It is a beautiful story about a place for the outcast, set in one night in Belgrade. Not my most favorite Kapor novel, but it's worth reading.
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