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Gabrielov dar

The hero of this novel by Hanif Kureishi is Gabriel, a fifteen-year-old boy from North London who has to find his way in a new life after the departure of his father upsets the balance of his family home.

Gađenje: Tomas Bernhard u San Salvadoru

Die Geschichte des Buches ist mehr als einfach: Aufgrund des Todes seiner Mutter wandert die Hauptfigur Vega von Kanada nach Salvador aus. Nach der Bestattungs- und Vermögensaufteilung trifft er seinen alten Freund Moya, einen der wenigen Menschen, mit de

Gangabanga

Prvi roman najproduktivnijeg i, nesumnjivo, jednog od naših dramatičara već za života smještenih u ložu, Ivana Vidića, je krimi-satira o dobu nam suvremenom, post-ratnom i, iznad svega, tranzicijskom.

Gargantua i Pantagruel

Rabelais' masterpiece, a five-book novel cycle that follows the adventures of the giant Gargantua and his son Pantagruel. Vinaver, known for his linguistic virtuosity, masterfully conveys Rabelais's lavish humor, juicy swear words, and layered wordplay.

Garman & Worse

Garman & Worse is the first novel by Alexander L. Kielland and is considered by many to be his best work.

Gavranov graktaj

The sixth collection of haiku poetry by a contemporary Croatian poet was published simultaneously in Croatian and English (English translation by Nikola Đuretić and Saša Važić).

Gavrijada

The work deals with the life and activities of Gavrilo Princip, the assassin of the Austro-Hungarian heir to the throne Franz Ferdinand, whose assassination in Sarajevo in 1914 served as a reason for the First World War.

Gdje je David Weiser

"Where's David Weiser?" is a novel by Pawel Huelle that, after a three-year 'bunker' in Poland, was published in 1987 and was quickly declared the "novel of the decade" by local critics, as well as a national classic.

Gdje naranče zru: humoristički roman iz starih vremena, u kojem se opisuje putovanje Nikolaja Ivanovića i Glafire Semjonovne Ivanovih s trgovačkim drugom Ivanom Kondratjevićem Konurinim, po krajevima, gdje "naranče zru"

"Where the oranges ripen" is a novel that causes laughter, but there is also a noticeable note of satire in it.