Croatian literature

Vjetrogonja Babukić i njegovo doba

A contemporary picaresque novel, a sequel to "Hercules", follows the adventures of Vjetrogonja Babukić – a vagabond, outlaw, and anti-hero with no reputation – through the chaotic era of the 1990s.

Vježbanje života

The novel is set in the 19th and 20th centuries and follows key historical moments in Rijeka, a city that has been a scene of conflict between various cultures, languages, and political interests throughout history.

Vježbanje života

Vježbanje života

Practicing Life is a historical novel that explores the complex Croatian-Italian relations in Rijeka through the prism of two families – an Italian and a Croatian. Called a "chronisteria", the novel combines chronicle and hysteria, reflecting the turbulen

Vladimir / Dusi narodne straže

August Šenoa

The book 17 Collected Works of August Šenoa combines two thematically different narratives: a romantic love story in Vladimir and an autobiographical, nostalgic portrayal of childhood and revolutionary fervor in 1848 in The Spirits of the National Guard.

Vladimir / Zvonar Tobdžija

August Šenoa

Vođa navale: kratke priče

Voda, usta čempresa

Volja za život: eseji, putopisi, ogledi, pisma

The book consists of a foreword by Prof. Dr. Hrvoje Jurić, 9 essays, 10 travelogues, 9 essays, and 3 completed correspondences with poet Vesna Parun, editor Jože Pogačnik, and poet Boris A. Novak.

Vrag ne spava

And in her second book of columns, playwright Tena Štivičić leads a battle against general media, intellectual, aesthetic and moral superficiality.