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Edited by Mirjana Tepšić, this collection brings together authentic stories, legends, and oral traditions from the Adriatic islands, preserving the rich cultural and historical heritage of the Croatian archipelago from oblivion.
Miodrag Stanisavljević’s *Elan mortal* presents political writings on Serbia in the 1990s, nationalism, war, and responsibility. Its critical, satirical edge exposes propaganda and the social mechanisms of violence.
A study of Jagoda Truhelka’s writing, teaching and public engagement, exploring women’s education and the reasons for her marginal position in Croatian literary history.
André Gide’s celebrated travelogue, "Travels in the Congo," is a poignant and honest account of a journey through Central Africa, in which the author sharply condemns colonial exploitation and injustice toward the local population.
In his text "When Human Intelligence Becomes Simian," Josh Greenberger sharply criticizes society’s regression toward primitive instincts, mass conformist hypnosis, and the loss of critical thinking.
A biographical account of the life, charitable works, and miracles of the Italian physician and religious brother Saint Riccardo Pampuri—patron saint of the sick and a model of selfless service to one's neighbor.