Dictionary of the Khazars

This novel is a unique and imaginative work that presents itself as a dictionary of the Khazar people, a fictionalized tribe that disappeared in the 10th century. The book is divided into three parts: Christian, Islamic, and Jewish, each offering different perspectives on the Khazars. Known for its non-linear narrative and metafictional elements, it challenges the reader to piece together the story, making it a landmark in postmodern literature.

Dictionary of the Khazars was written by Milorad Pavić, from Serbia. First published in 1984.

Dictionary of the Khazars has received the following recognition: notable critical recognition.

Dictionary of the Khazars is a well-regarded book with an aggregate editorial score of 30/100 on 50 Best Books. It is particularly recommended for readers interested in identity, history, religion.

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Dictionary of the Khazars is classified as Literary Fiction. Character-driven fiction that prioritises style, theme, and psychological depth.

Dictionary of the Khazars originates from Serbia's literary tradition. Explore more books from Serbia on our country page.