Branko Anđić (b. 1952, Belgrade) is a Serbian short-story writer, essayist, novelist, translator and journalist who has been living in Argentina for more than two decades. After graduating from the University of Belgrade Faculty of Philology, and completing his postgraduate studies in Theory of Literature, he worked for the TANJUG news agency, and later, also, as a foreign correspondent in Latin America for numerous European and North American media. Anđić is a co-founder and editor of Pismo literary magazine, as well as a former editor of the Književne novine literary journal. His translations of Latin American authors include the works of Borges, Garcia Marquez, Vargas Llosa, Fuentes, while many others have been published in numerous anthologies. His own literary oeuvre began with collections of short stories, After a Gig (Posle svirke, 1982) and Lioness Licks Her Wounds (Lavica liže rane,1989), followed by Pouring Rain (Kao iz kabla, 2003) and This is a True Story (Ovo je istinita priča, 2007).
Anđić published several longer works of fiction including the novels Playback (2012) and Heavy Metal (Teški metal, 2014). Currently, Branko Anđić holds the position of Press and Media Advisor for European Union in Argentina. He lives in Buenos Aires.