The publishing activity of Public Institution MESS can be said to exist as much as the festival itself, and has especially important role in affirming domestic drama authors. By publishing Tariq Ali’s drama “New Adventures of Don Quijote”, translated by Senada Kreso, in 2014, MESS Festival has launched a new project dedicated to publishing activities under the name MESS Library.

MESS Library is conceived as an edition that will deal with the translation of contemporary dramaturgy in order to introduce the broader reading public with relevant drama production. The idea of the project is to launch the possibility of scenic transposition of contemporary literature in BH stage, since there is a notable absence of contemporary drama on repertoires, in student programs and educational processes.

From 1993 to 2018, the following books were published:

IN THE LAND OF LAST THINGS

Paul Auster

Translation: Aida Čengić

1994

THE INVENTION OF SOLITUDE

Paul Auster

Translation: Senada Kreso

1996

SHOAH

Claude Lanzmann

Translation: Almasa Defterdarević – Muradbegović

1996

THEATER UNDER THE SIEGE: CHAMBER THEATER: 1992-1996

Gradimir Gojer

LOVE THE NEIGHBOR

Peter Maas

Translation: Senada Kreso

1998

SCRAPBOOK

Mirza Idrizovic

1998

MORTAL KOMBAJN / POLAND DRAMA OF THE XXI CENTURY

Selected, translated and arranged by Tanja Miletić Oručević

2006

STYLES OF RADICAL WILL

Susan Sontag

Translation: Senada Kreso

MAY 2ND, 1992  / IT WAS A NICE AND SUNNY DAY…

2008

MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE

Edited by: Alan Rickman and Katharine Winner

Translation: Senada Kreso

2009

MAY 2ND, 1992  / IT WAS A NICE AND SUNNY DAY…

(other supplemental edition)

2010

GENDER AND TRANSITION

2012

NEW ADVENTURES OF DON QUIJOTE

Tariq Ali

Translation: Senada Kreso

2014

INCENDIES / THE WOMAN WHO SIGNS

Wajdi Mouawad

Translation: Senada Kreso

2015

LENI

Valeria Schulczová, Roman Olekšák

Translation: Adisa Zuberović

2016

WOMEN IN SARAJEVO UNDER THE SIEGE (Photo monography)

Hidajet Delić

2017

THEATER IN SARAJEVO DURING THE WAR 1992-1995

Davor Diklić

2017