Five Centuries of Croatian Literature (PSHK) is the largest publishing project in the history of Croatian literature.
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A suspenseful novel by Ante Guga from 2002. Through an exciting search for a mysterious object, the author combines elements of an action thriller, intelligence intrigue, and historical mysteries set in the domestic region.
Željko Erić's prose collection brings striking stories about the little man. Through subtle psychology and local colors, the author depicts human destiny, loneliness, nostalgia, and missed opportunities in life.
The tenth volume of Matoš's works brings together polemics, epigrams, and satires in which the author sharply comments on his contemporaries, society, literature, and politics, confirming his sharp critical style.
“Unomeron: The Story of One Day” tells the story of one day of an abused woman in which she finally finds a way out.
The sixteenth volume of the first edition of Matoš's collected works brings together literary and art criticism and polemics from the period 1905–1909, confirming Matoš as one of the most prominent critics of Croatian modernism.
"Notebooks" are posthumously published notebooks by Ivo Andrić, consisting of twelve original volumes and separate sheets. They contain his thoughts on literature, history, art, man, and the creative process.