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  Herzegovina (a region in Bosnia and Herzegovina) has been my second home for years. I travelled it up and down. I often recommend visiting Mostar, the largest town in Herzegovina region.   Moreover, I regularly write about other cities and places worth visiting in Herzegovina .  However, there's more to this region that its lovely cities and villages. Today I would like to recommend places that aren't that well know and that might not be on the tourist radar yet.  IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IDEAS ABOUT WHAT TO SEE AND DO IN HERZEGOVINA YOU HAVE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE!  LET ME GIVE YOU SOME SUGGESTIONS! Today I will write about why you should VISIT TWO HISTORICAL FORTRESSES & TWO PROTECTED AREAS in Herzgovina! Scroll down to see and read more. 1) FORTRESS IN BLAGAJ- AKA KING STJEPAN'S TOWN!  Let's start of with the fortress of medieval king Stjepan Kosaca. This fortress overlooking Blagaj village (near Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina) is simply a must visit for love

  Hello, dear readers! Today I have some dystopian reading recommendations for you. We seem to already live in dystopia so why not contemplate  this particular   literary  genre? The location for the photographs is University Campus in Mostar. An appropriate location for sure! This is the place where I took a course in Dystopian Literature many years ago. In fact, I read many of the novels on this list for the first time as a student.    Since then I've read many of them again. Furthermore, I found more dystopian novels to love.  Just in case anyone is interested this is the list of novels I read for that dystopian class more than a decade ago:   We , 1984, The Handmaid's Tale,  Fahrenheit 451 , The Brave New World, A Clockwork Orange  and   Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?  A great list for sure!  Today I'll add more books to that list to present you with a list of 10 classical dystopian novels to read. Over the years, I have discovered more dystopian novels to recomme