A study of 'young Croatian prose' that appeared in the seventies of the last century.
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Rakov's children are a tense read in which the editor of the black chronicle, Ivo Remetin, visits a friend who died in a traffic accident and becomes involved in an intriguing search for the killer of cancer patients.
At a time when Croatian writers abroad were often presented only as "Yugoslav", this lexicon clearly and systematically presented Croatian literature as a separate national literature for the first time after World War II.
Grigor Vitez (1911–1966), one of the most beloved Croatian poets for children, published the collection "One Hundred Wolves and Other Poems for Children" in 1957, which quickly became a classic of children's literature.
Practicing Life is a historical novel that explores the complex Croatian-Italian relations in Rijeka through the prism of two families – an Italian and a Croatian. Called a "chronisteria", the novel combines chronicle and hysteria, reflecting the turbulen
