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The only collection of poems by Mijo Mirković (pseudonym Mate Balota) in the Istrian Chakavian dialect – lyrics of the sea, stone, the suffering of the peasants, faith and love for Istria. The poems celebrate the sea and folk life, with a deep feeling for
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.
Mile Stojić (b. 1951), a Bosnian poet, published Dinner Without Politics in 2005 – one of the most respected collections from his post-war opus, awarded as a manuscript in the Foundation's Publishing Competition.
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.
Mark Crick, a London photographer with an eye for the absurd, creates a humorous literary pastiche in the form of a cookbook. Instead of ordinary recipes, he offers 14 recipes written in the style and voice of the world's great writers - from antiquity to
Guido Cavalcanti's collection of Rime brings together love and philosophical poems from the early Italian dolce stil nuova. Through motifs of love, mind, and soul, Cavalcanti explores the conflict between reason and passion, and the transience of human fe