Croatian literature

Buđenje Iloka. Moja iločka kronika (1987-2006)

Bulletin - Pedeset godina Velikog oktobra 1917. - 1967.

In “Fifty Years of the Great October 1917–1967,” Miroslav Krleža writes about the October Revolution from the perspective of a writer who is ideologically close to it, but who never agreed with its transformation into a system of rigid truths.

Bune i bujice

Bura: novele

"Bura" (1928) is a collection of short stories by Ferdo Čulinović. Realistic stories inspired by the author's experience as a judge, with themes of social injustice, the common man, and turbulent social conditions in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, Slovenes

Burobran

A small collection of 13 short stories and sketches, depicting a neglected region of our time in Croatian literature, which was so comprehensively covered by Croatian writers from the period of realism, and which has no more prominent representatives in o

Ča je ča? fjabe, glende i koji vers

Dunja Kalilić’s poetry collection, written in the Split *Čakavian* dialect, presents gentle and melancholic verses dedicated to the sea, Dalmatia, tradition, and the Mediterranean mentality, all through the motif of a distinctive interrogative pronoun.

Čaruga: 9 istinitih priča s gubilišta

The title, of course, talks about the infamous robber and convicted murderer, already known from literature and film, but in a unique, jeweler's way.

Čeljuskinci

Cesarić

Četveroručna sonata

Rashomon confession about the love of a Russian actress and a Croatian diplomat