Croatian literature

U klancu

Ukleti dažd

The collection Ukleti dažd marks a transition towards a more introspective and melancholic expression. Unlike previous collections that celebrated love and nature, this collection is imbued with darker tones, expressing feelings of sadness and existential

Ulica predaka

The novel tells the story of a boy named Viktor who, after moving, finds himself in a strange and mysterious street. The street is filled with old houses and unusual residents, and the most enigmatic is an old woman who reveals to him that the street hide

Umjetni orao

Radovan Orlak is found dead. It appears he jumped out of a window. Suicide? Or was it a well-hidden murder? His friends embark on a private investigation in which they uncover many secrets.

U oblacima i druge priče

U ovom mrtvom snu

U prvom licu

U registraturi

The novel In the Registry is a key work by Ante Kovačić and the most important novel of Croatian realism. In this work, Kovačić addresses the problem of the transition from the peasant class to the gentry class.

U registraturi

U registraturi

In the register is the most famous novel by Ante Kovačić. The novel was published in sequels during 1888 in the magazine Vijenac. According to critics, the most important Croatian novel of the 19th century, along with August Šenoa's "Peasant's Revolt".