“Are you going to cry, Dr. Miškec?” Would I? I didn’t know. But ten university students were looking at me expectantly, waiting for my answer. I thought for a moment. “I might,” I finally admitted. It was 2018. We were in Višegrad, Bosnia, childhood home of author Ivo Andrić. My students and I were about to cross THE bridge, the very bridge that inspired Adrić’s Nobel Prize-winning novel, The Bridge on the Drina. Would I cry thinking about the characters who sold coffee here
