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A reflective collection of poetry by Marin Fuzul from 2019. Through the powerful motifs of the bora wind, the sea, and the Dalmatian karst, the poet explores inner turmoil, belonging to one's homeland, transience, and deep human emotions.
A powerful collection of poetry by Milena Marković from 2018. Through raw, expressive, and uncompromising expression, the author explores themes of growing up, transience, corporeality, motherhood, and the bitter search for meaning.
An emotional collection of poetry by Silvija Vrljičak, Budan, from 2012. Through motifs of the bora, the sea, and inner storms, the author uses her verses to depict longing feelings, spiritual questioning, and the search for inner peace.
A touching collection of poetry by Katica Pavkić Špiranec from 2015. Through motifs of the Slavonian plain, customs, love and homeland, the author celebrates the warmth, tradition and timeless beauty of the broad Slavonian soul.
A reflective collection of poetry by Ante Božinović from 2024. Through the motifs of water, rhythm, and swimming, the poet explores the depths of the human soul, inner struggles, the transience of time, and the search for the meaning of life.
A confessional collection of poetry by Željko Kocaj from 2018. Through simple and honest free verse, the author writes about love, faith, loneliness, friendship, and the defiant search for meaning in the autumn of life.