British literature

Put do Indije

A Passage to India (1924) by E. M. Forster explores the tensions between British colonialism and Indian culture in Chandrapore in the 1920s. The story follows Dr. Aziz, an Indian doctor, and his attempts to befriend the British amidst racial and cultural

Putovanje jednog prirodoslovca oko svijeta 1-2

A Naturalist's Voyage Around the World (1839) is a scientific journal from the voyage aboard the HMS Beagle (1831–1836). A classic of travel and natural history literature that laid the foundation for Darwin's theory of evolution.

Putovanje u mraku

Put u Liliput i Brobdingnag

The story of the sailor Gulliver and his adventures served Jonathan Swift as a framework in which he expressed his critical view of the society of the time.

Rajski vodoskoci

Vannemar Morgan's dream of linking Earth with the stars requires a 24,000-mile-high space elevator. But first he must solve a million technical, political, and economic problems while allaying the wrath of God. Includes a new introduction by the author.

Rama II

The sequel to Rendezvous with Rama: the only SF novel to sweep all SF awards and one of the best sellers of all time.

Rat u ogledalu

John le Carré's fourth spy novel, which depicts the intelligence struggle during the Cold War in an ironic and pessimistic way. The novel deconstructs the romantic image of secret agents by showing the decay and illusions of the old British intelligence g

Rebeka

The novel "Rebecca" (1938), a Gothic classic, follows a nameless young woman, the poor companion of a rich American woman, who falls in love with the charming widower Maxim de Winter, owner of the luxurious Manderley estate in Cornwall, in Monte Carlo.

Rebellious Rake, Innocent Governess

Resist Me If You Can