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Baron Ivica depicts the disintegration of a peasant cooperative after the abolition of serfdom. Baron Ivica, a frivolous nobleman, exploits the peasants, leading to their moral and material decline. Šenoa criticizes the transitional society.
A collection of poems, aphorisms and life notes in which Osijek publicist Hugo Krishaber reflects on human destiny, society and everyday life, combining lyrics, humor and life experience.
In Fear in Linden Street (1968) by Milivoj Matošec, the arrival of the boy Mungos instills fear among the children, but it is gradually revealed that loneliness and a desire for acceptance are hidden behind his rudeness.
The novel "Loss" is the first novel by Ilija Aščić, a journalist, photographer, videographer and writer, known for his collection of stories "How I Became Evil". In this novel, the author creates a powerful, raw and merciless portrait of the post-war gene
Invisible Queen: Historical Stories from Bosnian Croatia is a collection of six historical stories in which Štefa Jurkić portrays the life, faith, and identity of Croats in Bosnia through events from the past.
"Sun and Sea" by Ljubo Brgić is a collection of autobiographically inspired stories about growing up by the Adriatic. Through childhood experiences, the author depicts life by the sea, nature, and a strong connection to his homeland.