Kroatische Literatur

Karanfil s pjesnikova groba

Karanova sofa

Saga o usponu i padu porodice Karan iz Like od sredine 19. veka do danas. Roman prati nekoliko generacija porodice, preplićući njihove sudbine sa istorijskim i društvenim previranjima, uključujući ratove, migracije i promene u vlasti.

Karavan savršenih

Roman o poslijeratnoj omladini i životu u Zagrebu, u kojem autor opisuje mladež i njihove roditelje, koji su revolucijom gotovo izgubili tlo pod nogama.

Kartografija ljubavi

"Traveling, for years I have casually searched, discovered, leisured, enjoyed, and played with words in many spaces, saying or not saying what I was thinking, when my eyes open wide and a pleasant warmth runs through my body."

Katarina de Medici

The novel "Katarina de Medici" is one of the most important works of Ivo Luzzati, a Croatian writer, publicist and historian. Luzzatti was known for covering significant historical figures and events in his books.

Katastrofe

Books and writers mark catastrophes on the map, catastrophes of the wars of the nineties, catastrophes of the Holocaust, catastrophes as words from the street and television, traffic that is a catastrophe, the price of carrots that is a catastrophe, catas

Kažnjena kula

Kći ravnice

A collection of lyrical poems and prose writings by Marija Suk from Osijek celebrates the plains of Slavonia as a source of identity, love, suffering and strength. The Daughter of the Plains is a woman who, rooted in her land, family and homeland, seeks m

Kijevska piletina

In the third part of the trilogy called Kievan chicken, Drago Hedl continues to write intriguingly, succinctly and sharply. The insider's insight and many years of experience as a journalist were translated into the style of a good genre writer in detecti

Kipci i popevke / V suncu i senci / Po dragomu kraju

Domjanić's most famous collection of Kajkavian songs was first published in Zagreb in 1917 by the Croatian Writers' Association. A second, bibliophile edition of the collection was published for Christmas 1922.