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A bilingual collection of short stories and diary entries blends urban daily life, mythology, and art, exploring human relationships and internal struggles through the reflections of contemporary society.
The first Croatian literary almanac—a precursor to the Illyrian movement—published in 1823 by Juraj Matija Šporer under the pseudonym Jure Matić. Printed in Karlovac by J. N. Prettner. A 1990 reprint with an afterword by Ivo Frangeš.
The poetry collection presents an interplay of reflective and patriotic verse with motifs of nature. Through the symbolism of the dandelion, the author speaks of transience, vulnerability, hope, and a sense of belonging to one's homeland.
A collection of philosophical and bohemian essays in which Ujević vivisects society, literature, transience, and human nature, blending observations from Zagreb’s cafés with the imaginative "scalpel" of intellectual chaos.
The collection presents a selection of Milan Pavelić’s finest poems, chosen by Josip Badalić. His poetry combines deep religiosity, a love of nature, and refined poetic expression.
Die Memoiren von Pero Kovačević Cicvara schildern auf erschütternde Weise eine Kindheit und das Heranwachsen, geprägt von Kriegsleid, dem Verlust der Familie und dem Überlebenskampf.