Literature

Vlak je bio točan

The first novel by Heinrich Böll. This work (1949) laid the foundation for Böll's later career, in which he continued to explore themes of moral responsibility and the consequences of war, which earned him the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1972.

Vlak siročadi

Orphan Train is a moving novel about the search for family that also shines a light on a forgotten chapter of American history.

Voće tela

"Fruits of the Body" (1983) is a novel by Milan Ranković that explores physicality as a source of pleasure, suffering and social interaction in the context of Yugoslav socialism. The novel remains an under-read gem of Yugoslav prose in the 1980s.

Voćka poslije kiše : izabrane pjesme i memoarski zapisi

Voćnjak; Druga obala; Pjesme

Voda ime

"Me and the water are part of one big water. She is my name, and the water always runs out before my name..."

Vođa navale: kratke priče

Voda teče, trava se zeleni

In this wondrous and haunting story by a Cherokee writer, strong brash women and ill-fated stubborn men perform a complex dance of approach and avoidance in search of a middle ground between Native American tradition and the modern world.

Voda, usta čempresa

Voda za slonove

Jacob Jankowski left his previous life, jumped on the first train that passed through the place and went straight to the world of weirdos and outcasts, and his new home - the Circus of the Benzini Brothers - will become his salvation and hell on earth at