Marko Grčić (born 17 September 1938) is a Croatian journalist, translator, poet, essayist, and publicist.
After completing his secondary education in Sinj, Grčić pursued studies in Yugoslav and English languages and literature at the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb.
[2] Subsequently, he worked as a desk editor at Start magazine until 1986, followed by a position as assistant editor-in-chief.
[1] His work includes contemporary language translations of notable Croatian literary classics such as Marulić's Judita, Zoranić's Planine, Hektorović's Ribanje i ribarsko prigovaranje, and Lucić's Robinja.
He translated into Croatia works by renowned international authors, including Eliot, Gibran, Blake, Pound, Borges, and Tagore.