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A key novel of Croatian modernity. Leskovar depicts the overly sensitive writer Marcel Bušinski, who sinks in passive decadence into the shadows of unrealized, painful love, introspection, and mental weakness. First edition.
The Great Atlas of Croatia provides an overview of the natural, historical, economic and social features of Croatia through detailed maps, photographs and overview texts. The first Croatian topographic atlas at a scale of 1:100,000.
Knitting, crocheting, embroidery, sewing, quilting and other works for dexterous hands. The folder contains: Handicrafts – Pattern sheets and Handicrafts – Pattern sheets
Thiers' "History of the French Revolution I" shows the causes of the Revolution, the collapse of absolutism and the beginning of political turmoil in France, and the events of 1789 - the Parliament of the Stales, the National Assembly, the Bastille.
Selected Poems (1895) by August Harambašić is a collection of his most successful poems. It contains patriotic, libertarian and love lyrics, full of patriotic fervor, longing for freedom and romantic love for women and homeland.
Rarely does a voice appear in literature so suddenly and completely unexpectedly, so original, so surprisingly uninhibited, and so important that it is necessary to stop and hear what it is telling us.
The novel that changed the way crime fiction was read. The first part of the "Millennium" series. Although Larsson planned to publish a series of ten novels, he only completed three before his sudden death.
With her new book, Darija Mataić Agičić affirms and reaffirms a series of literary phenomena and books that are closely connected to Slavonski Brod, personalities who lived in Brod and who actually form a real, but insufficiently known and respected liter
When it comes to established writers from Brod, they are not completely immersed in the literary canon of the Slavonian-Brod environment, while within the framework of Croatian literature, they have a very hard time breaking through, conquering and occupying the literary places that should certainly belong to them based on their achieved merits and values. Darija Mataić Agičić's approach is mos...
Granta 14: Autobiography brings autobiographical essays and literary writings by world-renowned authors who explore identity, family, memories, history, and art through personal experiences.
*Granta 14: Autobiography* is a special issue of one of the world's most prestigious literary journals, **dedicated to autobiography** as one of the most intriguing literary forms. This edition brings together autobiographical essays, memoirs, and personal stories by prominent writers, journalists, and intellectuals who explore identity, family, memory, growing up, political circumstances, and ...
The novel Quo Vadis depicts the love between the Roman patrician Marcus Vinicius and the Christian Lygia during the reign of Emperor Nero, and the conflict between the cruelty of the Roman Empire and Christian values.
*Quo vadis?* by Henryk Sienkiewicz is a historical novel set in Rome during the reign of Emperor Nero. The main character is a young Roman patrician **Marcus Vinicius** who falls in love with **Lygia**, a girl raised in the Christian faith. To win her over, he initially uses his position and power, but gradually changes under the influence of her kindness and Christian principles. **Petronius**...
Jane Austen's last completed novel, published in 1817. The work belongs to the mature phase of the author's creativity and stands out for its melancholic tone, the theme of second-chance love and the introspective portrait of the protagonist Anna Elliot.
The World of Mysterious Forces explores mysterious phenomena, paranormal claims and unexplained phenomena, combining a scientific approach with an openness to questions that still await answers.
In the book *The World of Mysterious Forces Arthur* C. Clarke, one of the most famous science fiction authors and popularizers of science, guides the reader through a series of intriguing topics that lie on the border between scientifically confirmed facts and unsolved mysteries.
The book covers a wide range of phenomena - from unusual natural phenomena, ancient civilizations and archaeologi...
Almost a hundred years before Columbus discovered the New World, Scottish Prince Henry Sinclair sailed to what is now Nova Scotia. It was this same Prince Henry Sinclair who offered refuge to the Knights Templar, who were fleeing persecution by the French
The search for the meaning of life takes a young American member of the Peace Corps to the other side of the world, to an ancient city in the middle of West Bengal.
There, in a bamboo hut, in the sacred land of Mayapur, he found himself at the feet of one of India's greatest teachers, a teacher who seemed to be able to answer all the questions he ever wanted to ask...
The work is written in a simple and accessible style, with the aim of reaching a wider audience and offering encouragement through personal experience.
This book is an autobiographical-confessional text in which the author Mirella Dondana openly talks about her own life experiences, inner struggles and the process of personal maturation. Through six “secrets”, or thematic units, she guides the reader through key moments in her life. Each “secret” represents an important experience or realization – from facing one’s own weaknesses and fears, th...
Edouard Schuré, in this legendary book, sketches the secret history of religions. The great devotees are a work whose glory has never dimmed.
