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, the novel Der Zögling by Florjan Lipuš was published in a German translation by Peter Handke, which made Handke seem like "Article 7 personified" according to the Wiener Extrablatt. In addition to Lipuš, Handke later translated Gustav Januš. Slovene literature in Carinthia is not only composed of Januš and Lipuš but also includes other authors.