Croatian literature

Sarajevski Marlboro

A collection of 29 short stories depicting the everyday life of the inhabitants of Sarajevo during the war. The author portrays the reality of war without pathos, focusing on small details that reflect human resilience and the complexity of life in extrem

Sarajevski Marlboro / Karivani / Druge priče, 1992–1996

Along with the reissues of "Sarajevo Marlboro" and "Karivan", the book also contains a new cycle of stories by this author. These stories vividly portray characters, "little" people, witnesses of "big" history, and seemingly insignificant, but for them pi

Šarmeri bez pokrića

Charmers Without a Cover is a romanticized chronicle of Yugoslav society from the mid-1950s to the mid-1970s. Through the character of a journalist tasked with following the so-called "jet set", Zlatar depicts the world of tabloids, film, television, spor

Sati na vjetru

Satir iliti divlji čovik

Sat koji otkucava samo tik

The ticking clock is a novel about love, betrayal, revenge and crime. Beginning as a story about the passionate love and marriage of the university professor Julio and the young student Lujza, the novel sovereignly takes surprising genre directions.

Savršen otok: mala kronika jednog obiteljskog ljetovanja

The Perfect Island is written as a chronicle of a summer vacation. Family harmony comes to the fore in the challenges of unfamiliar surroundings, encounters with new people, and mutual conversations.

S druge na prvu obalu

The book contains 183 poems in prose, the first and last are not titled, the others are. This is the author's seventh poetry collection. There are one, two or three songs on the page, as determined by the author.

Sedam priča ili jedan život

In this work, the author explores different phases and aspects of female identity through seven interconnected stories, which can also be read as fragments of a single life.

Seks skandal

Confessions of a Zagreb model.