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A collection of political essays and articles by Nenad Čanak, written during the war period (1989–1994), in which the author sharply criticizes the Milošević regime, the war policy, and the rise of nationalism in Serbia.
We present a classic travelogue of Serbian literature. Ljubomir Nenadović describes his travels and meetings in Italy and Switzerland. The 1963 edition brings timeless observations.
Vojislav Lubarda's debut novel, Swing, explores the moral lapses, alienation, and uncertain fate of the individual in post-war society through a psychologically nuanced story about war trauma and ideological conflicts.
A posthumously published collection of short stories by Ivo Andrić, in which the writer—amidst the solitude of Sarajevo’s Alifakovac—evokes and brings to life the extraordinary destinies of passersby, eccentrics, and tragic figures from Bosnia’s past.