Croatian literature

Gospodin Bezimeni

In this uncompromising novel, which takes place on the Greek island of Rhodes, in Zagreb and New York, the author takes us to the other side of distinguishing good and evil with his refined and sharp style.

Graditelji života

A collection of revolutionary and socially engaged poetry by Marin Franičević. The poems celebrate the partisan struggle, the building of socialism, work, the collective, and the future, filled with optimism and faith in the "builders of a new life."

Graditelj svratišta

The inn builder is a realistic historical novel, in the tradition of Andrić, but with elements of fantasy that connect Aralica with the oral Croatian literary word, but also with the fantastic literature of Gabriel García Marques, for example.

Gradonačelnik u secesiji

In his latest novel, the author thematizes the time of Vjekoslav Hengl's mayoralty, from 1920 to 1934. It was a turbulent socio-political period, both for the city of Osijek and for the wider geopolitical space to which it belonged.

Grad u oblacima

Grafiti & co

500+ graffiti

Grička vještica 2: Malleus Maleficarum

"Malleus maleficarum" is the darkest and most tense part of the "Witch of Grič" cycle. After Nera's death in "Contessa Nera", Zagreb in 1731 sinks into the hysteria of a witch hunt.

Grička vještica IV: Suparnica Marije Terezije 1

The first part of Maria Theresa's Rivals moves the series' plot to the Viennese court, where the conflict between the empress and her rival sets off a web of political intrigue, love, and betrayal.

Grmovi moje mladosti

Through a series of connected episodes, the author describes his childhood and youth in the village, interweaving personal experiences with the historical and social context of the time.

Gubitak

The novel "Loss" is the first novel by Ilija Aščić, a journalist, photographer, videographer and writer, known for his collection of stories "How I Became Evil". In this novel, the author creates a powerful, raw and merciless portrait of the post-war gene