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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.
Goethe’s iconic epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther" (1774) is a moving story about the passionate, unhappy love of the young artist Werther for Lotte, which ends tragically with his suicide.
Ernest Claesu's short humorous and satirical novel "The Blessed Pastor Kampens" (1983) is a warm depiction of rural life in Flanders, imbued with mild irony, folk spirit and human weaknesses.
The novel "City of Refugees," by the prominent Hungarian writer Lajos Zilahy, is a moving drama about the fates of people caught in the maelstrom of the First World War and the post-war chaos, focusing on the struggle for survival and human dignity.
In this novel, Joseph Conrad explores the world of political conspiracies, anarchism, and police espionage in early 20th-century London through a dark tale of ideology and betrayal.
Pavel Pavličić's novel "Evening Act" is a tense postmodern story about a gifted art forger whose perfect works question the nature of art, truth and reality.