Nina Herzog, An Empire of Stupidity. Los Angeles Review of Books, February 23, 2021.
Lisa Appignanesi: The many varied tricks of Dubravka Ugrešić. Tank magazine, 2021.
Ena Selimović, Notes from the “Empire of Stupidity”.Reading in Translation, February 15, 2021.
Mark Athitakis, The Age of Skin. On The Seawall, 01.12.2020.
JP Poole, The Age of Skin by Dubravka Ugresic. Malvern Books,12-24-20.
M. A. Orthofer, The Age of Skin. Complete Review, 18 November 2020.
Shuchi Saraswat, The Age of Skin.. The Ploughshares Blog, 17.11. 2020.
Palash Krishna Mehrotra, Why Dubrava Ugresic is a writer’s writer’s writer. The Hindu BusinesLine, 20/04/2019.
Franziska Lamprecht, Fox – Dubravka Ugrešić. Full Stop, March 14, 2019.
Ena Selimovic, “Scattered words (and scattered worlds)”: Dubravka Ugrešić’s “American Fictionary”. Reading in Translation, 01. 2019.
Nataša Kovačević, American Fictionary review ARB.
Mekiya Walters, American Fictionary. The Arkansas International, Sept. 4, 2018.
Peter Mitchell, Peter Mitchell reviews Fox by Dubravka Ugrešić. Asymptote 2018.
Andrea Scrima, Dubravka Ugrešić’s Fox. Music&Literature, 06/10, 2018.
Jennifer Kurdyla, Fox. Harvard Review Online, 05/31, 2018.
Hannah Weber, Fact and Fox- enter the world of Dubravka Ugrešić’s new novel, a visceral study in elusiveness. Calvert Journal, 05/08, 2018.
John Domini, Dorothy Parker with a Ph.D. The Brooklyn Rail, 01/05/2018.
Michele Levy, Fox by Dubravka Ugresic. WLT May 2018.
Joanna Walsh, Writing in a state of Nation Emergency: On Dubravka Ugresic. Music&Literature (November 2015).
Sam Sacks, Steffie Cvek and Miloš Hrma, Literary Half-Sibblings. World Literature Today, 10/29, 2015.
Sara Nović, Memories of Pan-Yugo Angst. Lit Hub, 05/28, 2015.
Ellen Elias-Bursać, Dubravka Ugresic Bets a Few Chips on the Future. The Arts Fuse, 06/08, 2014.
Madeleine LaRue, Dubravka Ugrešić’s Europe in Sepia. Music&Literature, No4, 2014.
Anne K.Yoder, I’m with the Losers- On Dubravka Ugrešić’s Europe in Sepia. The Millions, 02/28, 2014.
Michele Levy, Europe in Sepia by Dubravka Ugresic. World Literature Today. March 2014.
Tomislav Longinovic, Karaoke Culture. Slavic&East European Journal 2013.
Rychard Byrne, Slouching Towards Karaoke. The Writing in Public Book Review, April 2012.
Mark Athitakis, A Question of Perspektive. The Rumpus, 03/05, 2012.
Carolyn Kellogg, Karaoke Culture. LA Times, 01/01, 2012.
Marija Cetinić, Fragile Pages of Grey Ashes Inoperative archives in Dubravka Ugre i s The Museum of Unconditional Surrender and David Markson s Wittgensteinćs Mistress. Ejes, 2010.
Sam Munson, The Power of Myth. The Daily Beast, 02/26, 2010.
Mary Gaitskill, Hagiography, Dubravka Ugresic finds feminist mettle in an Eastern European witch.
Bookforum, February/March 2010.
Jessa Crispin, Feminism And Folklore. NPR, 02/16, 2010.
Elisabeth Bachner, Which Witch? Reading Dubravka Ugresic’s Baba Yaga Laid an Egg. Bookslut, January 2010.
Stevie Davis, In praise of the mythical older woman. The Independent, 06/03, 2009.
Melissa Katsoulis, Baba Yaga laid an Egg by Dubravka Ugresic. The Times, 05/23, 2009.
Ellen Elias-Bursać, Croatian Anticharlatanism. C A L Q U E, 2008.
Nicole Rudnick, When In Roam. Bookforum, sept-nov. 2008.
Elaine Feinstein, Foreign bread has a bitter flavor. The Telegraph, 011/24, 2007.
James Clive, In: Cultural Amnesia, Necessary Memories from History and the Arts, New York: W.W. Northon 2007.
Meredith Tax, The language without name. Women’s Review of Books, 01/01. 2007;
Elizabeth Gold, On Being Yugoslav without a Yugoslavia. San Francisco Chronicle, 03/06, 2006;
Adam Klein, Pain management. San Francisco Bay Guardian, 07/25, 2006.
Aamer Husein, Beyond the Borders of Brutality. The Independent, 11/18, 2005.
Julian Evans, The Croatian Myths. Telegraph, 10/16, 2005.
Todd McEwan, Adrift on the map. The Guardian, 10/01, 2005.
James Hopkin, This Side of Paradise. Times, 09/24, 2005.
Lydia Perovic, Lend me Your Character.pfd. Globemail.com 09/17, 2005.
Julian Evans, Joan Collins and the decline of the West . The Guardian, 05/08, 2004.
Robert McCrum, The Outsider. The Observer, 01/25, 2004.
Maggie Helwig, Ignore the title, read the book. The Globe and Mail, 01/10, 2004.
Tess Lewis, Literature v. trivia. The New Criterion, Sept. 2004.
Jay Press, Slavic Essayist Dreams of Communism and Joan Collins. The Village Voice, 11/03, 2003.
Chris Lehmann, The banality of drivel.The Washington Post, 12/09, 2003.
Merle Rubin, West’s sellout of standards The Los Angeles Times, December 2003.
Matthew Goulish, Reading Dubravka Ugresic Through Six Selected Sentences. Context, No. 12, 2003.
Ivana Vuletic, All People Are Brothers, Especially Africans. Global City Review 2002.
Martha Kuhlman, The Ex(centric) Mind of Europe: Dubravka Ugresic. World Literature Today, Summer 1999.
Martha Kulman, The Culture of Lies, the Museum of Unconditional Surrender: Dubravka Ugresic’s recent work. Art Margins 1999.
Meredith Tax, Aboard ‘the Balkan Express’. The Nation, 12/13, 1999.
John Balaban, Lest We Forget. Washington Post, 11/07, 1999.
Carolyn Kuebler, The Curator of Oblivion. City Pages, 11/24, 1999.
Carole Angier, An Exile’s memories of home. The Independent, 10/09, 1998.
Hugh Macpherson, In the aftermath of war. The Times Literary Supplement, 10/19, 1998.
Jeff Marcus, A postcard from Zagreb. Lingua Franca Book Review, December 1998.
Richard Eder, A Journal of Pain. The New York Newsday, 04/23, 1995.
Steve Silk, Leaving A Violent Homeland For The Shallow New World. Hartford Courant, 05/14, 1995.
Cynthya Simmons, Émigré’ s lament: feeling lost, awfully other. Boston Globe, 08/13, 1995.
Tatjana Pavlovic, Demistifying Nationalism: Dubravka Ugresic and the Situation of the Writer in (Ex)Yugoslavia. Posmodern Culture v.5 n3, May 1995.
Edward Allen, Insulted by History. The New York Times Book Review, 03/20, 1994.
Neal David Anderson, Un-merging Realities: The Dilemmas of Dubravka Ugresic. Border Crossings, Fall 1993.
Meredith Tax, Five Women That Won’t Be Silenced. The Nation, 05/10 1993.
