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Gordana Ćulibrk (1952) is a Serbian writer. She lives and works in Belgrade.[1]
She publishes prose and poetry. She received the Crnjanski Stage Award in 1999 for the short story "The Wolf". Ćulibrk is the founder and member of the editorial board of the literary magazine Pokus, as well as the editor of the ID "Književna akademija". She is a member of the Belgrade Writers' Association.
Works
The Power of the Imprint (2004), a book of poetry
A desolate island in the heart of civilization (2007), a novel
