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Eden - It's an Endless World! #1-8
Hiroki Endo: Eden: It's an Endless World! #1–8 are the first eight volumes (tankōbon) of Hiroki Endo's cult cyberpunk/post-apocalyptic seinen manga series, in black and white, with extremely detailed artwork and a dense narrative.
Omer-paša Latas u Bosni 1850.–1852.
Omer-paša Latas in Bosnia 1850–1852 is a historical monograph by the Bosnian-Herzegovinian writer, playwright and publicist Ahmed Muradbegović (1898–1977), published in 1944 by Matica Hrvatska.
Crna nedjelja
The debut novel by American thriller master Thomas Harris – before the world knew Hannibal Lecter, Harris wrote this tense, realistic tale of a terrorist threat that is almost prophetic today.
Ludizam: zagrebački pojmovnik kulture 20. stoljeća
What you have before you is not an ordinary collection – it is a vibrant, multidisciplinary map of a specific intellectual and artistic world: 20th-century Zagreb culture, seen through the prism of "Luddism" as a key, programmatic category.
Lakomisleno srce
Depraved Heart (2015) is the 23rd novel in the series about Dr. Kay Scarpetta, a forensic pathologist who returns to action with a dark, layered mystery full of paranoia, secrets, and family trauma.
Zlatno tele
The Golden Calf (1931) is a brilliant satirical picaresque adventure, a sequel to the legendary 12 Chairs, where the great schemer Ostap Bender returns in full glory – charming, cynical, irredeemably cunning and always one step ahead of everyone else.
Raskomadana vremena
Raskomadana vremena (2022) is the latest book by Rade Kovačević (1939–2024), a writer from Osijek, critic, essayist and long-time professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Osijek, published under the pseudonym Edgar F. Smith.
Pitanje nadležnosti: etnografske pjesme
Aljoša Pužar's The Question of Jurisdiction is a collection of poetry that dissects urban everyday life – between clinics, stations, and social networks, the poet observes and writes down a diagnosis of today, where poetry tries to survive.
Kuća ili Čovjek koji je kupovao čavle
The House is a novel about the everyday life of a small man in late socialist Yugoslavia. Through the fate of Daniel Beker and his dreams of returning to his homeland, Bauer builds a warm, humorous and bitter fresco of a time.
