Ljubav ne poznaje granice

Ljubav ne poznaje granice

A collection of short stories by 22 authors from 2023. Through diverse narrative voices and destinies, the book explores the multi-layered face of love — from passionate and emotional to comical and unusual relationships.

"Love Knows No Boundaries" (published in 2023 by Prof&Graf) is a thematic collection of short stories that brings together twenty-two authors in a joint exploration of the most powerful human emotion. The book is designed as a diverse literary panorama that, through a wide range of narrative styles, tones, and perspectives, shows how love transcends all geographical, social, temporal, and personal barriers. The content of the collection encompasses an exceptionally diverse range of stories — from deeply emotional and moving tales of unbreakable family and partnership bonds, to humorous and lighthearted depictions of contemporary romantic entanglements, to unusual, mysterious, and lyrical reflections on attachment and redemption. Each author brings their own authentic voice and unique perspective on love, making the whole dynamic and unpredictable. Whether they deal with unrealized youthful pilgrimages, mature decisions in later life, or unusual encounters that change the course of life, the stories in this collection remind us that love remains a universal language that unites people regardless of their differences. Appropriately designed and accessible, the collection "Love Knows No Boundaries" is a valuable read for all lovers of short prose and romantic motifs, offering the reader a rich palette of emotions and inspiring messages about the strength of the human heart.

Editor
Saša Jakšić
Dimensions
21 x 13.5 cm
Pages
240
Publisher
Prof & Graf, Tenja, 2023.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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