Croatian literature

Branka

Branka is a girl of middle-class origin. She lost her parents and grew up with her grandmother. She develops into a beautiful and intelligent person. She graduates from teacher training school and is full of ideals.

Branka

Branka / Karanfil s pjesnikova groba / Čuvaj se senjske ruke

The novel "Branka" by August Šenoa was published in 1881 and is one of his best-known works, set in the context of Croatian society in the 19th century.

Brod u boci: Pjesme i šansone

The first collection of poems and chansons by Arsen Dedić, published in 1971, compiled by Zvonimir Golob. It went through eight editions by 1988, making it one of the best-selling poetry books in contemporary Croatian literature.

Buđenje

Buđenje Iloka. Moja iločka kronika (1987-2006)

Bune i bujice

Čaruga: 9 istinitih priča s gubilišta

The title, of course, talks about the infamous robber and convicted murderer, already known from literature and film, but in a unique, jeweler's way.

Čelični mjesec

The novel "Steel Moon" by Pavao Pavličić takes place in contemporary Zagreb and follows a series of mysterious suicides in the Home for neglected children.

Čeljuskinci