Social literature

Izabrana djela 8: Crni obelisk

The Black Obelisk depicts life in Germany after the First World War. Young Ludwig Bodmer tries to find the meaning of life in the midst of poverty, inflation, political unrest and disappointment.

Izabrana djela 8: Kavkaske pripovijetke / Sevastopoljske pripovijetke / Kozaci

The eighth volume of the Selected Works of Leo N. Tolstoy brings together the novel Cossacks, Caucasian Tales, and Sevastopol Tales, works inspired by the author's experiences from military service in the Caucasus and the Crimean War.

Izabrane novele

A collection of the best stories by Elin Pelin, translated by Ivan Esih. It brings powerful, realistic and warm stories from the Bulgarian countryside – poverty, suffering, cunning, humor and the deep humanity of the ordinary peasant.

Iz svijeta potlačenih: pripovijesti i članci

Jadnici

An epic tale of redemption, sacrifice and hope, with an emphasis on the moral struggle of the individual in a ruthless society. Hugo's ability to combine philosophical depth with suspenseful action makes the work timeless, and its message of justice and h

Ja nisam Švabo

A novel about identity, Dalmatia that cannot see the sea, establishing paternity, and pumpkin soup, "I Am Not a Švabo" is the debut novel by television journalist, economic commentator, and writer Vedran Kukavica.

Jean Barois: roman jedne generacije

The novel follows the life of Jean Barois, an intellectual torn between faith and reason, depicting the conflicts that characterized French society at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, at the time of the Dreyfus Affair.

Jedan dan

Emma and Dexter spend the night after their graduation on July 15, 1988. Over the next twenty years, we follow their lives, their ups, downs, and their complex relationship, always on the same date, revealing the true nature of their relationship.

Jednom ko nijednom

This novel is about a beautiful, noble, and rich girl who seemingly has everything, but is still deeply unhappy and ends her life tragically.

Jesam li vam ikad lagao?

Have I Ever Lied to You? by Art Buchwald is a collection of satirical stories and newspaper columns that humorously comment on politics, the media, and everyday life. He uses humor to expose the absurdities of contemporary society.