Milan Tripkovi¿ was born in 1977 in Belgrade. He completed his studies in Serbian and Comparative Literature at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad. He is one of the founders of bookstore Bulevar Books, and the founding author of Rossum Press.

In Novi Sad, "the Athens of Serbia," human rights activist Natäa ¿arkovi¿'s close encounter with an alleged war criminal throws her life into chaos, as she finds herself dogged by corrupt federal agents.
But was a war criminal even Natäa's target? Or was it instead self-proclaimed literary icon Vojislav Pöu¿a, being silenced for his unwavering literary authenticity and patriotism? Vojislav certainly thinks the latter, and takes great exception to Natäa's name being mentioned higher than his own in the online product description.
Milan Tripkovi¿'s Club of True Creators takes the reader through contemporary Serbia on a meta-textual journey of suspense, humor, and even romance, which Vreme calls "a hilariously witty and furious human comedy of manners and nature."
Shortlisted for the 2022 NIN Award, Serbia's leading literary prize.