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Vjerujem u Isusa Krista
Ljudevit Rupčić's book "I believe in Jesus Christ" (1990) is a deep theological and spiritual reflection on the person of Christ, faith and its living in the modern world.
Promijeni smjer - život počinje!
Ralph Shallis’s book *Change Direction – Life Begins* (1994) is an inspiring Christian guide to spiritual turnaround, personal conversion, and finding the true meaning of life through faith.
Teologija o Duhu Svetome u dijalogu Istoka i Zapada
The collection "Theology of the Holy Spirit in the Dialogue of East and West" (KS, 1998) presents key ecumenical discussions on pneumatology, with an emphasis on the search for understanding and reconciliation between Christian traditions.
Kad ljudska inteligencija postane majmunska
In his text "When Human Intelligence Becomes Simian," Josh Greenberger sharply criticizes society’s regression toward primitive instincts, mass conformist hypnosis, and the loss of critical thinking.
Spirits Rebellious
Three stories of love, freedom and resistance to injustice, placing individual conscience against oppressive marriage, cruel laws and the alliance of religious and secular power.
The Last Full Measure
A historical novel about the final years of the American Civil War, the confrontation between Grant and Lee, and the human cost and political consequences of war.
Hrvatsko kolo, 1946
The second postwar annual volume, published in 1946, brings together poetry, fiction, literary and historical essays, and art, offering a cross-section of Croatian cultural life.
Osječki trgovi – Zrcala grada
A bilingual Croatian-English overview of sixteen squares in Osijek, exploring their history, architecture, and everyday life, accompanied by a map of Osijek that can also serve as a cultural-historical tourist guide.
Tartarinova trilogija
The boastful Tartarin hunts lions, tackles the Alps and leads a colonial expedition. His dreams of glory repeatedly collide with fear, gullibility and the realities of adventure.
Manhattan Transfer
Interwoven lives of journalists, actors, workers and immigrants reveal early twentieth-century New York, where ambition and money promise success but offer little protection from loneliness.