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The fifteenth volume of the first edition of Matoš's collected works brings together literary and art criticism and polemics from the period 1896–1904, revealing Matoš as a perceptive aesthetician and critic.
The anthology of Serbian poetry by Sveta Lukić provides an overview of Serbian poetry from earlier romantic and national poets to modern authors, tracing the development of themes, languages, and poetics.
The posthumous edition of the SKZ from 1909 brings a selection of short stories by Milan Đ. Milićević, which depict life along the Drina River, hajduk legends, the world of the border guards and the fates of ordinary people, combining realism, folklore an
The boy Bora tells the story of a chaotic family in Belgrade during the war and the post-war revolution. Mom, dad, grandfather, uncle and aunts live an absurd everyday life full of laughter, chaos and irony, while the "world revolution" enters their apart
A posthumously published collection of short stories by Ivo Andrić, in which the writer—amidst the solitude of Sarajevo’s Alifakovac—evokes and brings to life the extraordinary destinies of passersby, eccentrics, and tragic figures from Bosnia’s past.
A powerful collection of poetry by Milena Marković from 2018. Through raw, expressive, and uncompromising expression, the author explores themes of growing up, transience, corporeality, motherhood, and the bitter search for meaning.