Spanish literature

Ljubavna obmana u Španjolskoj

Elena Armas is a Spanish writer, a self-deprecating and hopeless romantic and, much to Mr. B's dismay, a proud book collector. She is the author of the bestseller Love Deception in Spain and its sequel The American Roommate Experiment.

Ljubomorni Estremadurac

The Jealous Extremaduran is a dark, psychological tale about the destructive power of jealousy. The novel is a satire on possessiveness, fear of women's freedom, and the illusion that happiness can be "locked in." One of Cervantes' most poignant "exemplar

Luna i smrt

Lorca is a symbol of the Andalusian soul – a mixture of passion, myth and tragic predestination. Luna i smrt is a Croatian anthology dedicated to the centenary of his birth, edited and translated by Jordan Jelić (illustrated with drawings by Lorca and Jel

Malena je ime tanga

If you like raw eroticism like Cloud Atlas, this is a sensual saga – emotional, provocative, for those who want to feel the pulse of forbidden passion! Grandes probes whether love is a curse or a liberation?

Mare Nostrum

Mare Nostrum is an exciting war novel about a Spanish sailor who, driven by love and patriotism, embarks on a dangerous espionage game in the Mediterranean during World War I.

Najbolje što se može dogoditi jednom kroasanu

What happens when Pablo Baloo Miralles, a lazy and maladjusted thirty-year-old pleasure hunter and famous philosopher of the Web, in search of his rich brother The First, becomes involved in a secret hidden in a seemingly peaceful neighborhood of Barcelon

Neprijatelj

Spanish author Miguel Aranguren, one of the leading novelists of his generation, creates a tense spiritual, deeply Christian police thriller that combines occultism, crime, and religious struggle.

Pad Madrida

Politički prvak

A political novel about the rise of an ambitious leader whose quest for power leads to intrigue, betrayal, and gradual moral collapse. A sharp, intriguing portrayal of politics as a dangerous game with no clear winners.

Poljubac žene-pauka

The book, banned in Argentina from 1976 to 1983 due to its political and social themes, is considered Puig's most successful work. It was adapted into a film in 1985, a musical, and a stage play.