Anthology

1000 najljepših novela, sv. 79-81

Volumes 79-81 of the interwar library of 1000 most beautiful short stories bring a selection of short stories by seven European and American authors, edited by Ljubo Wiesner.

100 djela književnosti jugoslavenskih naroda

Anthologia humana: pet tisućljeća mudrosti

Discover timeless wisdom in a book that takes you on a fascinating journey through the spirit of humanity! Surrender to the magic of Hamvas' poetic style and discover why Anthologia humana is a masterpiece that transcends time!

Anthology of American Literature (Volume II): Realism to the Present

Antologija evropske lirike

Anthology of European Lyric Poetry from the Middle Ages (edited by Nikola Milićević) is a selection of lyric poems by European authors from the Middle Ages to recent times, with the aim of presenting the development of the European poetic tradition throug

Antologija hrvatske drame Sv. 1: Od srednjeg vijeka do prosvjetiteljstva

The anthology of Croatian drama by B. Hećimović is the second (after Marijan Matković's) anthology edition that represents the development of the entire national drama, with the fact that Hećimović's selection is much wider.

Antologija hrvatske drame Sv. 2: Od ilirizma do moderne

The anthology of Croatian drama by B. Hećimović is the second (after Marijan Matković's) anthology edition that represents the development of the entire national drama, with the fact that Hećimović's selection is much wider.

Antologija hrvatskog urbanog pjesništva XXI. stoljeća

The book is the result of a competition that was open to poets from Croatia and abroad.

Antologija ljubavne poezije 20. stoljeća

The anthology brings together love poems by Croatian and international authors of the 20th century. Zvonimir Golob emphasizes modern lyricism, his own translation work, and the development of the theme of love as an experience of loss, longing, and closen

Antologija najnovije lirike

The Anthology of the Latest Lyric Poetry is one of the most important anthological editions of interwar Yugoslav literature. It was edited by the prominent Serbian poet and critic Sima Pandurović, who also wrote an extensive foreword.