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The novel that Dostoevsky considered flawless and Faulkner called the best novel ever written, is Leo Tolstoy's monumental work that provides a comprehensive account of nineteenth-century Russian society.
Vladimir Nazor left behind a diverse body of work that intertwines myth, nature, patriotism, and humanism. Nazor is a poet of freedom, nature, and the people – a bridge between modernity and tradition, romanticism and realism, childhood and revolution.
These slow, beautiful stories - resolute and resonant - are small masterpieces: apparently simple but actually crafted with enormous skill and precision.
This collection includes a series of stories that focus on the world of children, their innocence, curiosity, suffering and dealing with the cruelties of the adult world.