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"The Drunkard" by Mijat Stojanović (1869) is a folk tale adapted from I. A. Stelzig. A moralistic story about the harmful effects of alcoholism, intended for the general public. A classic example of 19th-century enlightenment literature.
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.
Selected stories by Laza Lazarević bring together prose of strong psychological and social sensitivity, depicting family, morality, love, and suffering within the framework of 19th-century Serbian realism.
Željko Erić's prose collection brings striking stories about the little man. Through subtle psychology and local colors, the author depicts human destiny, loneliness, nostalgia, and missed opportunities in life.
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.
In the collection The Death of Peter Esterhazy - Six Stories about Death, Mirko Ćurić, through six prose pieces, connects the theme of dying with human transience, memory, and the attempt to find meaning in the end of life.