Croatian literature

Pravi se da ovo nisi vidio

The main character of the novel is a typical loser - he taxis rich bums in Melbourne (or any city in the world) and wastes his life seemingly for nothing, suffers from chronic social mistrust and routine life inertia.

Pravopisni priručnik

Predsjednički dućan

Novi roman Vesne Marić, britanske književnice koja je, kao tinejdžerka, morala da pobegne iz ratnog Mostara i nastavi život u Engleskoj, aludira na istoriju koja nam je svima veoma poznata, u originalnoj viziji i maniru velikih emigrantskih romana.

Pred život

Predživot: roman

Premještanje snova

Mihaela Gašpar gives a voice to those who do not speak, to those who are ashamed of their bruises and wounds, to those who fear for their lives and to those who meet their ex-husbands only in public places. The voice of those who have been let down by the

Preprodaja pustaraških priča

Pričaj mi o njoj

A novel about the chaotic Croatian post-war reality of the 90s, through which war heroes, profiteers, nimble mobsters and unfortunate victims of war parade.

Pričanje crvčka moreplovca

A children's novel intended for children aged 8 to 12. Here the author continues the theme of her debut, The Childhood of the Captain's Wind (1964), focusing on the poetic and imaginative childhood of a boy in a small Dalmatian coastal town.

Priča o djevojci Višnji / Dan slobode

"The Story of the Cherry Girl" and "Freedom Day" are two short stories by Marko Čović that are connected by lyricism, a patriotic tone, and a deep understanding of man's inner struggle.