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Veli Jože is a literary work by the Croatian writer Vladimir Nazor from 1908. The main character is the brave and good giant Jože, "strong as a bull, with a bushy head", who lives in the vicinity of the Istrian town of Motovun.
Stanislav Marijanović, known as a painter and illustrator, demonstrates in this work his versatility as an author who is not afraid to experiment with form and content, providing readers with a unique literary experience.
The book is dominated by a sense of unhappiness that is impossible to resist and that inexorably eats away at the narrator's soul.
The work follows the life story of the main character, Philomena, from her early days at Soleil to her later life associated with Chanel. The novel explores themes of identity, transformation, and the influence of fashion on personal development.
"Contemporary Croatian Storytellers" is an anthology edited by Miroslav Vaupotić and with an afterword by him, published in 1974 by Spektar. The collection provides an overview of the Croatian prose scene of the second half of the 20th century.
