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"The Gjurković Daughters" (1893) by Ferenc Herczeg (1863–1954) is a humorous novel about the adventures, loves, and everyday life of three lively daughters of the Hungarian noble Gjurković family.
A collection of short stories by the prominent Croatian novelist, playwright, and travel writer from Trbounje near Drniš. The book contains Kosor's earlier, pre-war stories written before World War I, which were then collected for the first time.
A collection of short stories by one of the most important Slovak writers of the 20th century, Jozef Hronsky, known for works such as Jozef Mak and Pisár Gráč. Realistic-psychological stories from Slovak rural and small-town life.
Selected stories by Laza Lazarević bring together prose of strong psychological and social sensitivity, depicting family, morality, love, and suffering within the framework of 19th-century Serbian realism.
A collection of romantic stories about love dramas in European courts and ruined thrones after World War I, published in Osijek by Job Paal, a Hungarian journalist and writer of popular literature.
In the collection The Death of Peter Esterhazy - Six Stories about Death, Mirko Ćurić, through six prose pieces, connects the theme of dying with human transience, memory, and the attempt to find meaning in the end of life.