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A satirical novel by Witold Gombrowicz, published in 2009. Through a grotesque autobiographical story set in Argentina, the author sharply questions Polish national identity, tradition, and the absurdities of emigration.
Emily Brontë’s Gothic novel about the dark, obsessive love between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw, whose destructive power, revenge, and social barriers ruin two generations of families.
In the suspenseful psychological thriller Neighbors, young doctor Sophie is trapped in the home of a suspected pedophile as an angry mob surrounds the building. The girl's disappearance sets off a chain of dark secrets.
The novel "Spring of Ivan Galeb" by Vladan Desnica is a masterpiece of Croatian modernity. Through the reflections of a sick violinist in hospital, the author examines transience, art, childhood and the meaning of life.
Vojislav Lubarda's debut novel, Swing, explores the moral lapses, alienation, and uncertain fate of the individual in post-war society through a psychologically nuanced story about war trauma and ideological conflicts.