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The article scrutinizes the inimitable literary project  On the Isle of the Blessed  ( Na Ostrova na Blažennite , 1910) by Pencho Slaveykov (1866–1912) from an innovative perspective: the inscription of the utopian island into extra-literary reality, taking into account the explicit geographical and cultural topoi used in the book. This analysis investigates relations of closeness / distance between those spheres in the work that are evidently fictional, and those that comment on real geographical spaces. It illuminates their reciprocal referencing and overlapping, in which fiction exists side by side with reality. In doing so, a number of the book’s specific mental maps are reconstructed and related to the cultural meaning ascribed to “the Italian,” “the French,” “the Germano-Scandinavic,” and not least the so-called “Own” [“nashensko”]. Taken together, these form the backbone of the value system of this geo-poetical literary project.

„Die Welt außerhalb“ in der Anthologie Auf der Insel der Seligen (1910) von Penčo Slavejkov