Kierkegaard on consumerism

She is author of ten books. Five of her books
have been published in Macedonian, The Freud
Reader. Early Psychoanalysis (2013), Communist Intimacy
(2008), Sanitary Enigma (2006), Macedonian
Women’s Writings (2003) and Postmodern Literary
Studies (2002). Her book Intimist (2008) has been
translated into Slovenian with the publisher
Apokalipsa from Ljubljana, her book Sanitary
Enigma (2012) into Bulgarian with the Critique and
Humanism (KH) Publisher from Sofia and her
book Communist Intimacy (2014) has been translated
into English and published with the NAP publishing
house from Washington DC. She edited
two books: a monograph about the 19th century
Slovenian playwright Anton Tomaž Linhart (2008) in
Macedonian and a volume in English, titled Representation
of Gender Minority Groups in Media: Serbia,
Montenegro and Macedonia (2015), which she
co-edited with Tatjana Rosić-Ilić and Janko Ljumović.
Koteska is a member of the Independent
Writers Society in Macedonia. Since 2011 she
works as external consultant on the Project of
Good Practices in Gender Equality for the European
Union, Department of Justice. Since 2016
she writes a weekly column on current political issues
for the Macedonian edition of the Germany’s
international broadcaster Deutsche Welle. She is
currently working on the book project tentatively
titled Kafka, the Humorist, in which she explores
the complexity of Kafka’s humor with regard to
several of his repetitive topics: animalism, miniaturization,
asceticism, but also children, food,
knives and machines. Her book Communist Intimacy (published in English in 2014) made it on to
the European Society of Authors’ Finnegans’s List
of 30 books for 2015