Croatian literature

Kuća porculanske lutke

Kuća u kojoj stanuje vrag

In The House Where the Devil Dwells, Tribuson also thematizes the time of new poverty, crazy jokes on the way to earning money, usury, jealousy, revenge, strikes, and murders.

Kućnik

This book is part of the series "Slavonica - contributions of Slavonia to Croatian literature and history".

Kuću treba srušiti

The house needs to be demolished, but not before we read twenty-two stories by Tena Lončarević, which will detect and preserve in words in each room of the house the objects, shadows, sounds, emotions, and memories that need to be saved from silence befor

Kupi mi vilovita konja

Kurlani

The first part of the Kurlan trilogy, a novel divided into three parts: "Carnival", "Procession" and "Legend". The action takes place in the fictional village of Kurlani near Sinj (Cetinska krajina, 1930s), between the feuding brothers Gornji and Donji Ku

Kurlani: Gornji i Donji

A post-war novel, the so-called native prose, published in 1952, a revised version dates from 1956, the first part of the "Kurlan trilogy" (followed by "Neisplakani", 1955 and "Tijela i duhovi", 1981) by the Croatian playwright, short story writer and nov

Kurlani: Gornji i Donji

A post-war novel, the so-called native prose, published in 1952, a revised version dates from 1956, the first part of the "Kurlan trilogy" (followed by "Neisplakani", 1955 and "Tijela i duhovi", 1981) by the Croatian playwright, short story writer and nov

Kutija žigica

Due to its fragmentary and concise form, Matchbox leaves the impression of a mosaic – each story functions independently, but together they create a picture of a world marked by silence, tension, and unspoken emotions.

Landranja

Goran Tribuson's Landranja is an anti-walking and anti-walking story. Their hero has everything he needs indoors: books, movies and music.