Što imamo u Istri: Istarske pričice

Što imamo u Istri: Istarske pričice

Matko Laginja

The book "What we have in Istria: Istrian stories" by Matka Laginje from 1994 contains a series of short stories describing life and customs in Istria.

Laginja uses simple, everyday language to bring literature closer to a wider readership. The stories deal with different topics, including cultural and social aspects of life in Istria, and are often imbued with humor and local flavor. Laginja also emphasizes the importance of preserving the Croatian language and identity in the region.

Editor
Mirko Rajčić, Drago Jeličić
Dimensions
18 x 12 cm
Pages
112
Publisher
Consilium, Zagreb, 1994.
 
Distribution: 1,000 copies
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

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