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Dinko Šimunović’s classic short stories present poignant and vivid tales of human destinies, tradition, stifled aspirations, and a longing for freedom within the harsh environment of the Dalmatian Hinterland.
Zvonimir Tucaks Gedichtband *Bal bez njih* (1985) präsentiert tief empfundene lyrische Aufzeichnungen und nachdenkliche Poesie, die Themen wie Einsamkeit, Vergänglichkeit, Liebe und die Suche nach Sinn erkundet.
Two stories by Vjenceslav Novak, published in 1897, offer an introduction to a lesser-known part of his work and a historical example of Croatian literary publishing.
Goran Tribuson’s 2001 nostalgic autobiographical novel describes—with wit and a touch of melancholy—growing up in Bjelovar, a passion for rock music and films, and the first loves of a single generation.
A rich selection of Ujević’s essays and reflections on art, philosophy, poetry, and the human condition. The book reveals his erudition, aesthetic breadth, and passionate fascination with intellectual insights.
This seminal novel of Croatian Realism depicts the downfall of the Stipančić noble family from Senj through the lens of the father’s patriarchal despotism, the family’s delusions, and the social changes of the 19th century.