Vjenceslav Novak
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Podgorka
Podgorka follows the life and fate of a young woman from the poor Podgorka region. The novel realistically depicts the difficult social conditions, customs, poverty and struggle for dignity in the Senj hinterland in the 19th century.
Podgorske pripovijesti
A collection of realistic stories by Vjenceslav Novak about life in the poor hinterland of Senj. They depict the difficult everyday life of the people of Podgora, poverty, customs, family dramas and the struggle for dignity in the harsh Podgora environmen
Pod Nehajem
Under Nehaj (1892) is the second novel by Vjenceslav Novak and one of the key works of Croatian realism. In the edition edited by Slavko Ježić (the second volume of Collected Works), this "story from Senj life" provides a powerful picture of the writer's
Posljednji Stipančići
The novel The Last Stipančići is set in the first decade of the 19th century. It is focused on the decline of a patrician family and goes far into the past, into the last two generations of this family.
Posljednji Stipančići
The plot of the novel The Last Stipančići is set in the first decade of the 19th century. It focuses on the decline of a patrician family and goes far back in time, to the last two generations of this family.
Posljednji Stipančići: Povijest jedne patricijske obitelji
Vjenceslav Novak's classic about the decline of the prominent Senj bourgeois family, the Stipančićs. The first edition from 1899 is considered one of the most significant and sought-after works of 19th-century Croatian literature.
Posljednji Stipančići: Povijest jedne patricijske obitelji
The novel depicts the social and moral decadence of the Rijeka nobility in the mid-19th century through the fate of the Stipančić family. The head of the family, Niko Stipančić, is an authoritarian father who tries to preserve his reputation and status de
Pripovijetke
This edition brings four key stories by Vjenceslav Novak (1859–1905), one of the most important Croatian realists, known for his social sensitivity and depictions of urban poverty at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Tito Dorčić
Tito Dorčić follows the tragic fate of the son of a fisherman from Senj, who is sent by his father to study law in Vienna. Torn between family tradition, social expectations and his own nature, Tito experiences an inner breakdown and ruin.
