Croatian literature

Kuća ili Čovjek koji je kupovao čavle

The House is a novel about the everyday life of a small man in late socialist Yugoslavia. Through the fate of Daniel Beker and his dreams of returning to his homeland, Bauer builds a warm, humorous and bitter fresco of a time.

Kuća na suncu

"Kuća na suncu" Zdenke Marković zbirka pjesama u prozi i lirske introspektivne proze. Melankolične i nostalgične slike djetinjstva, zavičaja i unutarnjeg svijeta. Jedno od najpoznatijih djela hrvatske književnice i prevoditeljice.

Kuća porculanske lutke

Kuća u kojoj stanuje vrag

In The House Where the Devil Dwells, Tribuson also thematizes the time of new poverty, crazy jokes on the way to earning money, usury, jealousy, revenge, strikes, and murders.

Kukavičje jaje

The novel deals with a tragic topic – the discovery and excavation of mass graves, as well as the exhumations and painful identification of the remains of veterans and civilians after the Homeland War.

Kuma

An emotional novel by Katarina Pejaković from 2023. Through complex family relationships, secrets from the past, and godmothership, the author weaves a moving story about loyalty, forgiveness, and the power of female solidarity.

Kupi mi vilovita konja

Kurlani: Gornji i Donji

A post-war novel, the so-called native prose, published in 1952, a revised version dates from 1956, the first part of the "Kurlan trilogy" (followed by "Neisplakani", 1955 and "Tijela i duhovi", 1981) by the Croatian playwright, short story writer and nov

Kurlani: Gornji i Donji

A post-war novel, the so-called native prose, published in 1952, a revised version dates from 1956, the first part of the "Kurlan trilogy" (followed by "Neisplakani", 1955 and "Tijela i duhovi", 1981) by the Croatian playwright, short story writer and nov

Kutija žigica

Due to its fragmentary and concise form, Matchbox leaves the impression of a mosaic – each story functions independently, but together they create a picture of a world marked by silence, tension, and unspoken emotions.