Mate Godanj’s work *Posljednje vrijeme* (“The End Times”) is a moving collection of devotional folk poetry that reflects on the transience of the world, the moral challenges of the modern age, and the need for a return to faith and God.
The anthology *Contemporary English Poetry* (1956), selected and translated by Ivan Slamnig and Antun Šoljan, is a landmark publication that introduced modern English verse to the Croatian public.
Lykos, 1956.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Paperback.
6.75 €
Epic literature • Croatian literature • Moral and didactic literature • Poetry
Historical narratives and heroic poems explore the past of South Slavic and neighbouring peoples, combining oral tradition, epic verse and popular education.
Zora, 1956.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
18.42 €
Croatian literature • Poetry • Serbian literature
Rani radovi brings together Đorđe Nešić’s first two poetry collections. Irony, dark humour and literary play reveal his early voice and an irreverent approach to poetry, writers and everyday life.
*A Wreath of Sonnets* (*Sonetni venec*, 1834) by France Prešeren is one of the most important works of Slovenian literature, in which motifs of love for Julija Primic and for the homeland are intertwined.
The poetry collection *Čarolija nemira* ("The Magic of Restlessness"), showcasing the significant literary and poetic expression of Valentina Petrović (1999), presents intimate verses imbued with emotion, reflections on love, inner turmoil, and a quest fo