Croatian literature

Izlaz na ista vrata

Exit through the same door is the third and final part of Čeda Price's novel-chronicle. Although it was written as an independent unit, it fits as an ending in the matrix of events started with the novel You have to love someone.

Izlet na Kras

The trip to the Karst is a small episode in the hero's life, but it perfectly revives the spirit of the turn of the century that is best characterized by Hans Driesch, a scientist, future philosopher, and founder of vitalism.

Iz ljubavi

Out of Love (1925/1926) is a hagiographic novel for young people. It tells the story of St. Stanisław Kostka, the youngest Polish saint – the son of a nobleman who rebels against his family, flees to Rome and joins the Jesuits out of a deep love for God.

Između dva snažna dima

Između koljena

Između neba i zemlje

Brigita Haslah's novel "Between Heaven and Earth" brings an emotional and life story about human destinies, finding one's own path and bridging internal and external moments of crisis.

Između stvarnosti i fikcije

Iz mladih dana

Milutin Cihlar Nehajev

"From the Days of Youth" (1944) is the first volume of Milutin Nehajev's Works. It includes poems, short stories and sketches, literary articles and a theater chronicle from his early years. A rare edition in its original wrapper.

Iz mladih dana: Pjesme izvorne i prevedene

From the Days of Youth (1883) by Franjo Marković is a collection of lyrical poems from the youth of this prominent Croatian intellectual, including original patriotic and intimate poems and translations by foreign authors.

Iz moga dvorišta i druge priče

From My Yard (1928) is a collection of short stories for young people in which Ljudevit Krajacic depicts the world of childhood, imagination, and emotional maturation through children's experiences, family life, and everyday events.