Social literature

Sveta beda / Ljudi u ljetnoj noći

Holy Misery (1919) is a profound, almost sacred hymn to human endurance, where misery is transformed into something sublime, almost religious, in the hands of a Finnish Nobel laureate who masterfully combined naturalism and lyrical tenderness.

Svetac u liftu: Roman s anđelima i Moldavcima

The Saint in the Elevator by Petru Cimpoeşu is a satirical novel about the residents of a Romanian skyscraper who are disturbed by a rumor that a saint has appeared in the elevator. A seemingly ordinary event grows into a social phenomenon.

Sve zbog dugog nosa

All Because of Lilli Palmer's Long Nose is a novel about two women whose fates are unexpectedly intertwined after cosmetic nose surgery. A seemingly insignificant procedure sets in motion a series of events that change their lives.

Tajna zelene ptice

The Secret of the Green Bird (1910) is a novel by Spanish writer and Jesuit Luis Coloma, an author also known for the story of Ratoncito Pérez, about a young man from a Spanish aristocratic family who grew up without a mother under the influence of a domi

Tako svršava

A novel that thematizes the family complex, tense and unhealthy relationship between people, especially between parents and children.

Tamnica: fragmenat naših mladih života

Teleći odresci: roman

The Gulag Archipelago 1918-56: An Experiment in Literary Investigation

With a foreword by Jordan B. Peterson.

Tijela i duhovi

Bodies and spirits is the third part of the Kurlan trilogy by Mirko Božić, published in 1981, which follows the novels Kurlani (1952) and Neisplakani (1955).

Tisuću žarkih sunaca

A moving story of two Afghan women, Mariam and Laila, whose destinies intertwine in war-torn Kabul. A novel about love, suffering, motherhood, and the indestructible strength of women under Taliban terror.