Five Centuries of Croatian Literature (PSHK) is the largest publishing project in the history of Croatian literature.
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Zvonimir Tuck's suspenseful crime novel delves into dark networks of corruption. Through an exciting investigation and intricate plots, the author depicts the conflict between an individual and a dangerous underworld and the social system.
Stjepan Čuić’s 1975 debut short-story collection presents allegorical, politically charged, and fantastic tales about totalitarianism, fear, ideological pressure, and the absurdity of everyday life.
Zlata Dasović's poetry collection brings subtle and mature lyrics dedicated to nature and homeland. Through warm, wistful pictures, the author depicts the passage of time, human emotions and native landscapes.
"That's Not Me" (2010) by Zorica Đinkić is an emotional novel about the search for one's own identity, dealing with the past, family secrets, and the courage needed for a new beginning and inner freedom.
A poetry collection by a leading Serbian neo-beat poet. Through a dark, urban, and highway-inspired aesthetic, the verses explore wandering, loneliness, the open road, and the search for meaning on the margins of contemporary society.
"In Your Face Is the Face of God" (2004) by Vlatko Kalapoš is a collection of meditative and deeply intimate prayers. The book explores the spiritual journey, the search for God's presence in others, and inner peace.