Mark Axelrod is Professor of Comparative Literature in the Department of English at Chapman University in Orange, California. A graduate of both Indiana University and the University of Minnesota, he has been the Director of the John Fowles Center for Creative Writing since 1997, for which he has received five National Endowment for the Arts grants. He has written over 135 volumes of prose, poetry, screenwriting, and non-fiction.

• Contents: A Day in the Life of Milan Panić – A Yugoslavian Context (1918-1929) – Belgrade, The White City (1926-1929) – A Belgrade Life, War, and the Aftermath (1929-1941) – Coming to America – Family Life and Times of Milan Panić – The Rise of ICN – The Rise of Milan Panić – American Politics – The Bayh Influence – The Call to Duty: Prime Minister and the Milošević Connection.

Mark Axelrod is Professor of Comparative Literature in the Department of English at Chapman University in Orange, California. A graduate of both Indiana University and the University of Minnesota, he has been the Director of the John Fowles Center for Creative Writing since 1997, for which he has received five National Endowment for the Arts grants. He has written over 135 volumes of prose, poetry, screenwriting, and non-fiction.

• Contents: A Day in the Life of Milan Panić – A Yugoslavian Context (1918-1929) – Belgrade, The White City (1926-1929) – A Belgrade Life, War, and the Aftermath (1929-1941) – Coming to America – Family Life and Times of Milan Panić – The Rise of ICN – The Rise of Milan Panić – American Politics – The Bayh Influence – The Call to Duty: Prime Minister and the Milošević Connection.