Short stories

Od zore do mraka

The collection represents the author's return to literature after almost four decades of silence. It consists of short prose texts - sketches - that are more plot-rich and reflective than his earlier collection, Leaves from 1887.

Omnibus

Plač prašume: Peruanske novele

The collection Cry of the Rainforest by the Peruvian writer and diplomat Ventura García Calderón, published as an authorized edition in 1932 in Belgrade, contains a series of short stories depicting life in the Peruvian rainforest.

Pomalo neobični slučajevi

The second edition of stories, sketches, anecdotes and shorter pieces by a distinctive Russian writer who has gained numerous fans among the Croatian reading public, primarily because of the laughter that balances on a thin line - the dividing line betwee

Priča starog kamena

A collection of fairy tales and stories for children created between 1938 and 1967. This collection brings together the author's best-known and most loved children's stories, which were previously published in different collections, now united in one volu

Priče Branislava Nušića

A selection from Nušić's shorter humorous stories, which he wrote and published mainly in newspapers and magazines. With a foreword by A. G. Matoš.

Priče iz Zlatnog vola

Stories from the famous Essex inn "At the Golden Ox" from the pre-war period of the city of Osijek.

Priče o običnom ludilu

Tales of Ordinary Madness is a collection of short stories by Charles Bukowski. The work depicts the harsh and stripped-down world of the American urban periphery, told from the perspective of the anti-hero – his favorite alter-ego, Henry Chinaski.

Priče s izgubljene rijeke

"Stories from the Lost River" is a collection of stories by author Jovo Kurtović, published in 1961. The book contains 132 pages and is intended for children.

Princ vatre: Priče o okultnom

Smart, educated, witty and brave - this is Filip David, the author of the book we have in our hands and we are already joyfully opening it and can't wait to go into that wonderful reality. - Mirko Kovač