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Nenad Rizvanović’s 2020 book of essays and literary criticism analyzes the culture of reading, the role of publishing, and the fate of the book in the contemporary era, which is permeated by digital media.
Stjepan Tomaš’s 2006 collection of short stories explores—through the fates of artists and ordinary people—historical calamities, the manipulation of human sacrifice, and the forgotten traces of Slavonia’s past.
Goran Tribuson’s 2001 nostalgic autobiographical novel describes—with wit and a touch of melancholy—growing up in Bjelovar, a passion for rock music and films, and the first loves of a single generation.
Pavel Pavličić's novel "Evening Act" is a tense postmodern story about a gifted art forger whose perfect works question the nature of art, truth and reality.
Poems and writings shaped by imprisonment bear witness to suffering, solitude and human solidarity, affirming personal dignity in the face of violence.
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.