Novele

Colomba / Carmen / Lokis

Prosper Mérimée

In seinen Romanen Colomba, Carmen und Lokis schildert Prosper Mérimée den Konflikt von Leidenschaft, Tradition und Vernunft und erforscht Rache, Liebe, Gewalt und die dunkle Seite der menschlichen Natur.

Dalge (priča na sklapanje)

Dalge (eine gefaltete Geschichte) von Refik Ličina ist eine Sammlung kurzer Prosatexte – eine lyrisch fragmentierte Chronik von Novi Pazar, der Stadt, in der der Autor bis 1992 lebte, bevor er nach Schweden (Lund) ins Exil ging.

Đavolja bara / Mala Fadeta / Nahoče Fransoa

George Sand

The Devil's Pond depicts the life of humble peasants in the French province of Berry. Little Fadette is the story of a girl named Fadette, who is rejected by her community because of her appearance and behavior. Intentional François tells the story of an

Decameron i druga djela: izbor

Diljem doma: zapisci i priče

"Around the Home: Notes and Stories" by Ksaver Šandor Gjalski (1899) is a collection of realistic sketches, notes and stories from Croatian, mostly Zagorje life, with an emphasis on the decline of the nobility and images of everyday domestic life.

Divlja privlačnost

Sunshine, Idaho, is the perfect place to shelter injured animals... or find yourself. Veterinarian Dell Connelly suspects there's a reason why his insanely efficient and meticulous assistant Jade has found refuge in his clinic.

Djavolica: prilog psihologiji kćeri iz boljih obitelji

The Devil (1920) is a psychological novel about a "devil" - a rebellious, erotic and complex daughter from a well-off bourgeois family. A contribution to upper-class psychology, with an emphasis on the sexual and social awakening of a young woman.

Djela #11: Gradić Okurov / Život Matveja Kožemjakina

The story "Gradić Okurov" is a short novel written by Gorki in 1909. The work depicts the life of the small provincial town of Okurova and its inhabitants, focusing on the monotony, stagnation and moral decadence of society.

Djela #19: Pripovijetke

Djela 1: Iverje / Novo iverje

The first volume of the first critical edition of Matoš's collected works brings together early collections of sketches and short stories, Iverje (1899) and Novo iverje (1900) - humorous, satirical and fantastic stories with autobiographical motifs.