In early 1981, the novel Der Zögling Tjaž by Florjan Lipuš appeared in a German translation by Peter Handke, which led to Handke being described by the Wiener Extrablatt as "Article 7 personified" for this literary achievement. In addition to Lipuš, Handke later translated Gustav Januš. However, Slovene literature in Carinthia is made up not only of Januš and Lipuš, but also a number of other authors.
In early 1981, Florjan Lipuš's novel Der Zögling was published in a German translation by Peter Handke, which made Handke seem like "Article 7 personified" according to the Wiener Extrablatt. Besides Lipuš, Handke also translated Gustav Januš. Slovene literature in Carinthia is not only composed of Januš and Lipuš but also includes other authors.