Short stories • Croatian literature

Antikvarijat

Name: Antikvarijat
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Darko Desnica

"Antikvarijat" is a collection of extremely short stories (very short stories), of the Harms type, which connect the character of a seller in an antique store.

"Desnica is like a sniper who is satisfied with one shot, one picture, or, as in "Antikvarijat", one single book, so that through it he can convey the experience of literature in general, the passion for books in particular, as well as the amazing testimony of erudition whose unique ability is to in two or three notes about the book, he demonstrates not only the other side of a work, something that is not noticeable at first, its allusive charge, but also Borges' knowledge of literature as the only shelter for the dreaming spirit." - Dario Grgić

Editor

Katarina Mažuran Jurešić

Dimensions

18 x 12 cm

Pages

Publisher

Memorijalni centar Faust Vrančić, Prvić, 2000.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

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