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The selection of short stories by Dinko Šimunović, edited by Dragutin Rosandić, brings together anthological works of Croatian interwar prose with an emphasis on life in the harsh region of the Dalmatian hinterland.
A collection of stories by Louis Bromfield about life, ambition and eccentric characters in 1920s New York. Witty, nostalgic and satirical portrayals of the American metropolis.
Stjepan Čuić’s 1975 debut short-story collection presents allegorical, politically charged, and fantastic tales about totalitarianism, fear, ideological pressure, and the absurdity of everyday life.
As a writer with a highly developed social sense, he described all social classes and all aspects of Croatian social life in the second half of the 19th century.
The short story collection Snow by Višnja Stahuljak explores sensitive changes in human relationships, growing up, and the inner world through subtle psychological portraits, an atmosphere of loneliness, and the motif of snow.
The Bakonja fra Brne by Simo Matavulja is a realistic humorous novel that humorously depicts the mentality and customs of the hinterland through life in a Dalmatian monastery.