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Gjalski's novel In the Yellow House (1914) exposes provincial everyday life: masks of politeness, quiet ambitions, and gentle, ironic clashes between desire and duty, told with fine psychology and style. Rare antiquarian edition.
A key novel of Croatian modernity. Leskovar depicts the overly sensitive writer Marcel Bušinski, who sinks in passive decadence into the shadows of unrealized, painful love, introspection, and mental weakness. First edition.
The novel Another's Wife follows a young painter who returns to the province, where he experiences a love affair with another man's wife, but also disappointment, alienation, and conflict with his petty-bourgeois environment.
The first part of the famous tetralogy Contemporary History, published by French Nobel Prize winner Anatole France in 1897. A classic work of European realism and satire from the turn of the century.
Claude Fervel's novel Marriage Without Love depicts a marital drama in which spouses live in an emotionless marriage, faced with boredom, frustration, and moral dilemmas typical of bourgeois society.