A collection of literary, newspaper and artistic works of exiled students during the Homeland War. Croatia, academic year 1991/92.
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Danes and Foreigners is a memoir-essay and diary about the author's three-year life in Copenhagen. The book brings honest, humorous and precise accounts of everyday life, work and cultural differences.
The Cormorant by Nikola Pulić is a novel about the sea, childhood and growing up in wartime, through the relationship between the boy Pava, his grandfather Jere, and the cormorant bird that connects their destinies.
Don't Turn Around, Son by Arsen Diklić is a war novel about a father who tries to save his son from enemy indoctrination in occupied Zagreb, in a story full of tension, fear, and parental loyalty.
Saša Vereš's Moscow Diary is a blend of travelogue, diary, and cultural-essay prose, a book about Moscow, Russian literature, and the encounter of personal impressions with a great cultural tradition.
Slamnig's anthology provides an overview of Croatian poetry from Kačić Miošić to Matoš, tracing the development of poetic language, themes, and styles through key authors and periods.
Enemy No. 1 follows Zvonko and his gang in Zagreb, where they rebel against adult rules. Through mischief, conflicts, and adventures, they learn about justice, responsibility, and growing up.