Serbian literature

Freska na mansardi

Fric i Dobrila

Glasnik

Golo

Goran Čučković's book Golo deals with deeply introspective themes, exploring human vulnerability, identity and emotional honesty. The title symbolizes baring the spirit and facing oneself, without masks and illusions.

Gorila 2

Gorski vijenac

This epic is considered the most significant work of Serbian Romanticism, but also one of the most significant works of Serbian and South Slavic literature in general.

Gorski vijenac

In Gorski vijenac, Njegoš sings about the "investigation of the wanderers", an event that allegedly took place in Montenegro at the end of the seventeenth century, but about which there is no reliable data in historical science.

Gospodar zaborava

Lord of Forgetfulness (1987) by Oskar Davič, a Serbian writer, is an experimental novel that combines poetry, prose, and philosophical reflection, exploring themes of memory, identity, and forgetting.

Gospođa Sabina

Grešnik

The Sinner (1985), the first part of the Time of Evil trilogy, is a historical novel set in Serbia between the two world wars. The novel follows the fate of intellectual Ivan Katić, exploring themes of ideological conflict and the breakdown of social valu