Bondsteel Girl novel

Tanja Jankovic, in the collection of short stories The Girl from Bondsteel, through the confession of the main heroes, testifies to life in the American military base and breaks prejudices about the NATO camp, where Diana, the translator and the central person of this book, spends three years. In this exciting adventure reading, with elements of an autobiography, the reader will be surprised by many incredible situations: Diana will be the only Serbian at the opening of the Albanian disco, she will almost marry an Albanian from New York, they will become godfathers with the Albanian Armida, finally ended up in jail...

The sincere and lasting friendships nurtured by the main heroine, as well as the relationships with the soldiers and other residents of the base who serve in her, represent for her another proof that the prejudices that have become domesticated for the quarreling Balkan neighbors have their own character in the black and white picture of the "saviors" and "occupiers" from the ranks of allied countries and great powers.