A collection of literary, newspaper and artistic works of exiled students during the Homeland War. Croatia, academic year 1991/92.
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The first book of stories by literary critic Nenad Rizvanović, one of the founders of FAK. Rizvanović’s debut work depicts Osijek in the 1990s, illustrating the disintegration of a generation and a city.
The cult crime novel follows retired statistician Valentin Kovač, who discovers a mathematical pattern in crimes committed in Zagreb, but his obsession leads to an unexpected resolution.
The anthology "100 of the Most Beautiful Poems of Croatian Literature" by Romeo Mihaljević is a representative selection of top verses of Croatian poetry from ancient to contemporary authors.
The poetry collection Slavonian Miniatures by Miroslav Slavko Mađer depicts the beauty, nostalgia, native landscapes and soul of the Slavonian plain through concise, impressionistic lyrical writings.
The collection brings mature, reflective poetry imbued with motifs of homeland, childhood, and transience. Through clear expression, Milićević celebrates the vitality, homeland, and inexhaustible sources of human spirituality.
The first collection of poems by Zvonimir Lešić brings youthful and sincere verses about the experience of love, romantic feelings, inner longings, and the gift of pure emotion through poetic expression.