Miroslav Josić Višnjić, explaining his writing endeavor that lasted for three decades, said that "seven joints in five of my novels, under the common title 'TBC', cover seven days of the week."
One of those novels is "Access to Light", published in 1983. This novel is the first installment in the series and explores themes of light, introspection and deep emotional experiences.
This compelling historical novel follows the fate of Maria Carolina, the sister of Marie Antoinette. As Queen of Naples, she fought against Napoleon's dominance and built her own royal legacy.
Passionate and uncompromising, Lucas Marsh dedicates his life to medicine; however, through difficult personal and professional trials, he learns that a true doctor must preserve their humanity and empathy toward patients.
The book brings together two novels by Krleža featuring individuals in conflict with themselves and society: Filip searches for his identity and the meaning of art, while the protagonist of *On the Edge of Reason* sets himself apart from his milieu by reb
A tense and detailed look at Detroit's auto industry. Through the intertwined fates of managers, workers and designers, Hailey exposes greed, ambition, the race for profit and human drama.
Zora, 1976.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
A collection of moving and multi-layered stories about strangers, immigrants, and Romans whose lives intertwine in the Eternal City, exploring themes of belonging, loneliness, and identity.
The return of her daughter, Amanda, will force Lucija to confront a suppressed trauma from her youth—a brutal crime in the Maiella mountains that left an indelible mark on her life and the local community.