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In a cultural supplement to the eminent Politika newspaper, June 16, 2012, an extensive review of Sarajlija's novel was signed by political scientist Prof. Alexander L. Jugović, one of the leading Serbian theorists of social deviance. He writes: "Using horror, the author tells us that sex, power, and media fame are the key values of a spectacle society... Sarajlija uses the metamorphosis of Professor Eduard into a vampire ("vampirinho") to show us the fears of a man living in modern society: because of belonging, social status, sexual orientation, health…. His hero is the paradigm of a confused, marginalized and unhappy man in a time of media consumerism."

On June 29, 2012, in a review for the Popboks site, Belgrade critic Đorđe Bajić wrote: "Some readers may be rejected by some overly explicit descriptions, but it should be borne in mind that they are the means by which Sarajlija achieves its goal - the grotesque realism of the Rabble type."

He is the author of the short stories collection Manufactory G (Manufaktura G, 2010), the novel The Mirror for the Vampire (Ogledalo za vampira, 2012) and the collection Naked Voices (Goli glasovi, 2017). Manufactory G contains nine genre-heterogeneous stories ranging from science fiction, through horror to magical realism. According to critics, among the stories stands out the most ambitious and the longest - Everything that grows /Sve što raste/, a striking and creepy picture of a world-destroying monster.

Adrijan Sarajlija's short stories have been published in a number of national and Balkan anthologies, such as: Best of Umbrella 1 (Best of Kišobran, 2008), White Noise (Beli šum, 2008), City Stories 3 - Fantasy (Gradske priče 3 - Fantastika, 2008), True Lies (Istinite laži, 2009), City Stories 4 - Watermill (Gradske priče 4 - Vodenica, 2009), Best of Umbrella 2 (Best of Kišobran 2, 2010), Paracosmos (Parasvemir, 2010), Phan(tom) (Fan(tom), 2010). He has also been featured in the Emitor prozine and on the regional websites Art-Anima and Umbrella.

Adrijan Sarajlija (Zvornik, 6 April 1976) is a Serbian writer, physician and medical scientist. He is known in region of former Yugoslavia for his short speculative fiction stories and his SF novel A Mirror for the Vampire /Ogledalo za vampira/. He completed the First Belgrade High School and graduated from the Faculty of Medicine in Belgrade.