Columns and essays
Ni bos ni hadžija
This book collects columns published in the magazine *W A L T E R* between March 7, 2001, and October 28, 2003, authored by the magazine's editor.
Odbrojavanje
Tena's columns are above all clever. and right after that the funny ones. She erases stereotypes about columnists because her interest is not sex, shoes, cocktails and popular psychology, except when she deals with such topics phenomenologically.
Oslovljavanje davnih riječi
The book is a collection of columns that Ivan Šarčević, a Bosnian Franciscan, theologian, professor of pastoral theology and catechesis, wrote over the past five years for the Vjesnik of the Franciscan Monastery of St. Luke, Jajce.
Politička šahovnica
Selected newspaper columns of Milan Jajčinović
Protiv straha: članci, izjave i javni nastupi 1987.–1992.
This collection brings together political texts, interviews, speeches and public appearances by Ivo Banac from the key period of the breakup of Yugoslavia and the rise of Croatian statehood.
Put u Balkaniju
The collection of columns, Put u Balkanija, critically reflects on Croatian reality at the turn of the millennium. Through satire and philosophical reflection, the author dissects social problems, warning of the dangers of "Balkanization" and calling for
Rupe u glavi
In the humorous stories from the book Holes in the Head, Vanja Bulić shows sequences from family life and relations between the sexes, in which the humorous aspect and the comedy of situations and confusion dominate.
Sizifova sreća - razgovori, kronike
Ivan Lovrenović's collection documents thirty years of change in Bosnia and Herzegovina through interviews, essays, and dialogues. The author, a witness to the era, examines old attitudes in the new reality, emphasizing the atrophy of rationality and soci
Teološka bilježnica - Svijet kroz teološke oči
The book is a comprehensive publicistic work in the form of essays in which social, religious, political and media phenomena are read in the manner of theological hermeneutics, through the prism of a theological eye. It is composed of five chapters.