Croatian literature

Nevidljivo pismo

The Invisible Letter by Pavle Pavličić is a crime novel in which a mysterious letter written in invisible ink triggers an investigation that leads to forgotten events, hidden motives, and a crime.

Nevini

"Innocent", the second novel by young Croatian author Ena Katarina Haler, continues the path of her debut "Nadohvat" (2019), but shifts the focus from World War II to more recent history: from the 1990s to the present day.

Nevini lopovi: satire

The satirical stories of Fadil Hadžić, one of the most performed playwrights in our country, cover a wide spectrum of contemporary social, ideological, cultural and psychological peculiarities.

NEXUS haiku

Nezemaljski izraz njegovih ruku

The novel and the preparation for the novel, a mixture of fiction, documents, tracts and essays, examines the Sarajevo assassination of 1914 without ideological burden. The assassination of Franz Ferdinand was a consequence of the Viennese modernization m

Ni braća ni rođaci

Nije me strah

"Once upon a time there lived a very, very timid boy named Tin. That boy was really afraid of everything!” Sometimes we are all afraid of something.

Nikada i sad

The collection is part of a poetic trilogy with the books Intima and Film. The title paradoxically combines "never" (impossibility, lack) and "now" (present, moment) – the lyrical subject expresses the powerlessness to establish stable categories about hi

Nikad dosta ljubavi

Nikola Baretić

Nikola Baretić follows the fate of the main character in the Senj area, faced with jealousy, marital conflicts and social pressures. A realistic novel about passions, honor and decay in a 19th century petty-bourgeois environment.