A collection of literary, newspaper and artistic works of exiled students during the Homeland War. Croatia, academic year 1991/92.
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A collection of poetic and reflective writings by Zvonko Penović. Through the motif of the cycle of life, the author explores transience, the inner search for meaning, a sense of belonging to one's homeland, and enduring human values.
The melancholic novel follows the inner turmoil, unfulfilled loves, and artistic pursuits of the main characters, while the sounds of a wistful melody become a metaphor for transience, nostalgia, and human destinies.
Diary entries and essays by Branko Matan from the war years. The author sharply and analytically examines patriotism, politics, the role of intellectuals, and the ideological and moral upheavals in Croatian society between 1991 and 1993.
Dobroslav Jurjevski’s detective and adventure novel follows the kidnapping of a Croatian engineer in New York and a detective’s battle against the mafia and intrigues within the émigré community.
This seminal novel of Croatian Realism depicts the downfall of the Stipančić noble family from Senj through the lens of the father’s patriarchal despotism, the family’s delusions, and the social changes of the 19th century.
Stjepan Kralj’s poetry collection uses an authentic Zagreb dialect and a sense of nostalgia to present verses about old Zagreb, the local *purger* mentality, city streets, and memories of the passage of time.