Kurzgeschichten

Golicave priče

Tickling Stories besteht aus 30 Kurzgeschichten, die in drei „Jahrzehnte“ (Décamérons) unterteilt sind und Boccaccios Decamerone nachempfunden sind.

Historijska čitanka 1

Das Kultbuch von Miljenko Jergović – eine subjektive Geschichte einer Zeit, eines Landes und einer Stadt... Ein historischer Leser ist eigentlich ein Familienalbum, denn man lernt damit immer Menschen aus einer vergangenen Zeit kennen, die man erklären mö

Inšallah Madona, inšallah

Inšalh, Madonna, Inšalah von Miljenko Jergović ist eine Sammlung von Erzählungen, deren Reichtum an Motiven und Emotionen sich wie geschnitztes Elfenbein ausbreitet – in jeder Geschichte eine Geschichte, in jedem Schicksal eine ganze Welt.

Ispod stola

Iz bosanske romantike: novele

Zbirka predstavlja značajan doprinos bošnjačkoj i hrvatskoj književnosti. Autor, poznat po dubokom poznavanju života bosanskih mahala, u ovoj zbirci donosi priče koje odražavaju svakodnevicu sarajevskog muslimanskog svijeta.

Iznenađenja

The book invites you to reflect on your own actions and relationships with others. Each story offers a life lesson, but in an unobtrusive way.

Knjiga od žena, muškaraca, gradova i rastanaka

"A Blow to the Psyche", "Hurry Up, My Women", "Oblivion", "The Story of Ivanda", "Shut Up, You're Deaf", are just some of the twelve stories included in the book - to which we always return and always get new answers to long-standing questions.

Kratke priče

The collection of 26 short stories by Heinrich Böll, winner of the 1972 Nobel Prize in Literature, includes a series of narratives that explore human destiny in the context of war, post-war reconstruction, and social change in Germany.

Kreutzerova sonata

Leo N. Tolstoy, a master of literature, explores deep themes of human existence, morality, and society in his novels The Blizzard, Albert, Three Deaths, Father Sergius, The Master and the Servant, After the Dance, and Hadji Murad.

Lovčevi zapisi

A collection of 18 short stories (originally 25) by the famous Russian writer Ivan S. Turgenev, published in 1852. The work arose from his experiences as a passionate hunter, and the stories were written during the 1840s and published in the magazine "Sov