Croatian literature

Portret duge

Po Skandinaviji: crtice iz Švedske, Norveške i Danske (s 12 slika)

A vivid travelogue by Ante Messner-Sporšić through Sweden, Norway and Denmark from the 1930s. Impressive sketches of the nature, cities, people and culture of Scandinavia with 12 paintings.

Posliednji Gizdarev

Poslije svega: Melankolija ratnika

The novel After Everything - The Melancholy of a Warrior by Janja Jaman is a deeply introspective work that, through a blend of reality and fiction, explores the psychological and emotional consequences of the war in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina on

Posljednja stanica

Tomislav Bašić's intriguing love story about the fatal love between the beautiful Pakistani Yasmin and the Dane Christian.

Posljednji dani panka

A generational novel set in the late 1990s, in provincial Croatia. The main character, a thirty-five-year-old journalist in a deep professional and existential crisis, returns from Zagreb to his hometown after years of working in sensationalist media.

Posljednji purger

Stjepan Kralj’s poetry collection uses an authentic Zagreb dialect and a sense of nostalgia to present verses about old Zagreb, the local *purger* mentality, city streets, and memories of the passage of time.

Posljednji Stipančići

The plot of the novel The Last Stipančići is set in the first decade of the 19th century. It focuses on the decline of a patrician family and goes far back in time, to the last two generations of this family.

Posljednji Stipančići

This seminal novel of Croatian Realism depicts the downfall of the Stipančić noble family from Senj through the lens of the father’s patriarchal despotism, the family’s delusions, and the social changes of the 19th century.

Posljednji Stipančići: Povijest jedne patricijske obitelji

Vjenceslav Novak's classic about the decline of the prominent Senj bourgeois family, the Stipančićs. The first edition from 1899 is considered one of the most significant and sought-after works of 19th-century Croatian literature.