Literature

Ružičasto raspeće II: Plexus

Henry Miller

Plexus (1953), the second part of the trilogy, continues the autobiographical story begun in Sexus. The novel focuses on Miller's life in New York in the 1920s, exploring his artistic pursuits, relationships, and struggle for freedom from social conventio

Ružičnjak

The novel The Rose Garden by author Susanna Kearsley tells the enchanting story of a young woman who, returning to her childhood home, discovers the secrets of the past and an unexpected connection to a long-lost love story.

Sablasti u Breslauu

Sablasti u Breslauu treći su nastavak iz proslavljenoga serijala o inspektoru Eberhardu Mocku zahvaljujući kojemu je poljski pisac i klasični filolog Marek Krajewski prepoznat diljem svijeta kao jedan od kanonskih, punokrvnih pisaca povijesnoga krimića.

Sablast kruži Evropom

Sablast Llana Estacada

Karl May

Pustolovni roman Karla Maya koji pripada ciklusu priča o Divljem zapadu. Radnja se odvija na opasnoj, sušnoj ravnici Llano Estacado u Teksasu i Novom Meksiku, poznatoj po svojim zagonetnim pojavama i zločinima.

Sablast od Cantervilla

Ovaj svezak Zabavne biblioteke, pored naslovne pripovijetke Sablast od Cantervilla, sadrži izbor Wildeovih novela, umjetničkih bajki, pjesama u prozi, aforizama te prikaz drame Saloma, pružajući presjek njegova književnog stvaralaštva.

Sablast u snijegu

A masterful blend of family drama and crime. The kidnapping and disappearance of an eleven-year-old boy remained shrouded in mystery even after a lengthy investigation.

Sabrana dela 10: Mati

Pearl S. Buck

A poor Chinese peasant woman, abandoned by her husband, raises three children alone, struggling with hunger, poverty and social pressures. A moving story of maternal strength and sacrifice.

Sabrana dela 11: Obećanje

Pearl S. Buck

The Promise (1943) is a direct sequel to the novel Dragon Seed. The story takes place during World War II, mainly in Burma in 1942, as the Japanese advance through Asia.

Sabrana dela 12: Paviljon žena

Pearl S. Buck

The novel The Pavilion of Women (1946) is one of Pearl S. Buck's most intimate and subtle stories. It is set among the old, wealthy Chinese Wu family, in the years immediately before the Japanese invasion.