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Through a series of connected episodes, the author describes his childhood and youth in the village, interweaving personal experiences with the historical and social context of the time.
Thematically, the novel opens up issues of identity, national belonging, the right to one's own language and culture, but also the trials of moral choice in times of crisis.
This is a collection of poetry that speaks deeply about war, loss, pain, but also the inner strength and dignity of a person faced with tragedy.
The Winged Horseman by Jure Kaštelan, an anthology edited by Branimir Donat, includes poems from all phases of the poet's creative career, from his debut collection, Red Horse (1940) to When Birds Disappear (1989).
