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Granica
The collection is one of Nešić's key books from the post-war period of the 1990s, when he faced exile, minority status, and identity fractures on the border of two worlds – Croatian and Serbian, Slavonian and Danube.
Krist, sakramenat susreta s Bogom
Deeply biblical, personalist, and ecclesiological – a book that revolutionized Catholic sacramental theology before and after the Second Vatican Council, promoting the sacraments as living encounters, not just rituals.
Zalutale razglednice
Kapetanović's second collection of poetry, awarded the prestigious Ratković Poetry Evenings Award in 2021. Praised for its picturesqueness, precise poetic imagery, and subtle lyrical voice – hushed, introspective, disciplined.
Pjesme iz UNICEF-sveske
Emina Kovačević (b. 1995, Jablanica, raised in Mostar) debuted with the collection Poems from a UNICEF Notebook. The title alludes to the blue UNICEF notebook from her childhood – a symbol of humanitarian aid, the post-war period, and her first writing.
Dođi, imam ti nešto reći
"Come, I Have Something to Tell You" is one of the popular collections of spiritual reflections and messages by Maria Valtorta (1897–1961), an Italian mystic and visionary known for her extensive work "The Gospel as Revealed to Me."
55 savjeta...kad vašem djetetu treba samopouzdanja
A manual for parents. Contains advice on how to appropriately develop a healthy sense of self-worth, and thus self-confidence, in children.
Kuća na obali
Du Maurier masterfully blends sci-fi, the gothic atmosphere of Cornwall, and psychological drama – about addiction, escape from reality, identity, and the value of nostalgia. A tense and introspective novel, with an emphasis on how the past can be more da
Dalge (priča na sklapanje)
Dalge (a folding story) by Refik Ličina is a collection of short prose – a lyrically fragmented chronicle of Novi Pazar, the city where the author lived until 1992 before his exile to Sweden (Lund).
Objektivni korelativi: tuga - mržnja - radost
A posthumous collection published on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the death of Dalibor Cvitan (1934–1993), a prose writer, poet, essayist and critic. It contains a selection of around twenty essays, short stories and feuilletons - a cross-secti