CHRISTOPHER DELISO is an American journalist, travel writer, and author specializing in the Balkans. He holds an MPhil with distinction in Byzantine Studies from Oxford University.

A specialist on the Balkans, American journalist and travel writer Deliso does not take up the issue of recent events in Yugoslavia and its successor states nor the worldwide portrayal of Serbians as monsters. He includes just enough history to provide a foundation for discussions of the land and people; religion and thought; marriage, gender, family, and education; holidays, customs, and leisure; cuisine and fashion; literary and performing arts; and art and architecture.

• Series ForewordPrefaceChronology1 Land, People, and History2 Religion and Thought3 Marriage, Gender, Family, and Education4 Holidays, Customs, and Leisure Activities5 Cuisine and Fashion6 Literature7 Media and Cinema8 Performing Arts9 Art and Architecture

CHRISTOPHER DELISO is an American journalist, travel writer, and author specializing in the Balkans. He holds an MPhil with distinction in Byzantine Studies from Oxford University.

A specialist on the Balkans, American journalist and travel writer Deliso does not take up the issue of recent events in Yugoslavia and its successor states nor the worldwide portrayal of Serbians as monsters. He includes just enough history to provide a foundation for discussions of the land and people; religion and thought; marriage, gender, family, and education; holidays, customs, and leisure; cuisine and fashion; literary and performing arts; and art and architecture.

• Series ForewordPrefaceChronology1 Land, People, and History2 Religion and Thought3 Marriage, Gender, Family, and Education4 Holidays, Customs, and Leisure Activities5 Cuisine and Fashion6 Literature7 Media and Cinema8 Performing Arts9 Art and Architecture

CHRISTOPHER DELISO is an American journalist, travel writer, and author specializing in the Balkans. He holds an MPhil with distinction in Byzantine Studies from Oxford University.

A specialist on the Balkans, American journalist and travel writer Deliso does not take up the issue of recent events in Yugoslavia and its successor states nor the worldwide portrayal of Serbians as monsters. He includes just enough history to provide a foundation for discussions of the land and people; religion and thought; marriage, gender, family, and education; holidays, customs, and leisure; cuisine and fashion; literary and performing arts; and art and architecture.

• Series ForewordPrefaceChronology1 Land, People, and History2 Religion and Thought3 Marriage, Gender, Family, and Education4 Holidays, Customs, and Leisure Activities5 Cuisine and Fashion6 Literature7 Media and Cinema8 Performing Arts9 Art and Architecture