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Perhaps the greatest virtue of Velikić's writing, which culminated in this novel, is his extraordinarily refined feeling for life's details, which he depicts and evokes with an almost shamanic power of materialization.
The autobiography of a vagabond, a kind of bildungsroman in which typical Balkan melancholic fantasy intertwines with harrowing and lucid reflections on exile.
Mimesis is a drastic portrayal of Montenegro as a country of retarded discourses, and after several published excerpts of the manuscript, it has already initiated public condemnation in the writer's country.
Collins' first Croatian translation, Muški zahod, presents one of his attempts to address modern, unconventional themes.
On a secluded lighthouse, former first-class captain Branimir Bato Lončar and his wife Danica live a monotonous everyday life, occasionally disturbed by a stray tourist or a boat in danger.
Cesbron's unobtrusive and artistically sincere "propaganda" for a Christian understanding of life, for a Christian approach to workers' problems, comes to the fore in this interesting novel.