Litterae Bulgaricae
Litterae Bulgaricae comprehendunt opera Bulgarice inde ab ortu linguae litterariae usque adhuc scripta.
Principium recensere
Postquam alphabetum Glagoliticum et deinde alphabetum Cyrillicum saeculo IX in Bulgariam introducta sunt, varii scriptores opera artificiosa scribere coeperunt, praecipue libros Graecos convertentes, sed etiam libros novos componentes. Regnum Simeonis (889—927) aliquando "aetas aurea cultús Bulgarici" appellatur.
Scriptores praeclari recensere
- Hristo Botev (1848–1876)
- Ioannes Vazov (1850–1921)
- Aleko Konstantinov (1863–1897)
- Elin Pelin (1877–1949)
- Georgius Markov (1929–1978)
- Yordan Radichkov (1929–2004)
- Hristo Karastoyanov (1950– )
- Aemilius Andreev (1956– )
- Theodora Dimova (1960– )
- Deyan Enev (1960– )
- Alek Popov (1966– )
- Milen Ruskov (1966– )
- Georgius Gospodinov (1968– )
- Zacharias Karabashliev (1968– )
- Galin Nikiforov (1968– )
- Georgius Tenev (1969– )
- Helena Alexieva (1975– )
Bibliographia recensere
- Manning, Clarence Augustus; Smal-Stocki, Roman. The History of Modern Bulgarian Literature. Novi Eboraci: Bookman Associates, 1960.
- Moser, Charles A. A History of Bulgarian Literature 865–1944. Hagae: Mouton, 1972.
- Radev, Ivan Nikolov. История на българската литература през Възраждането. Veliko Tǎrnovo: Abagar, 2012.
- Igov, Svetlozar. История на българската литература. Serdicae: Siela, 2001.
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