A collection of stories with peasant themes, selected by Franček Bohanec.
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In the story "Love in a Town" (1926), Andrić weaves a story about two young people whose love was like a river flowing under the ice – strong, but trapped, in a town where dreams break against the stone of tradition.
Gjalski creates a melancholic atmosphere through rich language and sensitive portraits of characters, while at the same time subtly criticizing social changes and the loss of old values.
The book is dominated by a sense of unhappiness that is impossible to resist and that inexorably eats away at the narrator's soul.
In the third part of the trilogy "Pisa (Return)", following in the footsteps of the previous books "Smetlar" and "Cesta", Damir Miloš, not for the first time, questions the space of storytelling and narration, building tension between opposing and incompa
