Bruno Frank takes the reader on an imaginary journey through the life of Miguel Cervantes, a life filled with extreme highs and lows of 15th century Spain.
A novel in which the soul of Spain vibrates, that enigmatic country, which even now excites the whole world. In the classic prose of this novel, a large, colorful, fragment of history, rich in events, comes to life. At the center of the great plot is Cervantes, soldier, adventurer, writer of "Don Quixote", the most famous novel in the world.
Original title
Cervantes: Ein Roman
Translation
Tomislav Prpić
Editor
Ante Velzek
Illustrations
Francisco Goya
Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
Pages
253
Publisher
Binoza, Zagreb, 1936.
Distribution: 4,000 copies
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.
Two copies are available
Copy number 1
The specimen is remarkably well preserved, with no traces of time or use.
A biography of Mother Teresa with special emphasis on her childhood and youth. That is, the time when she was maturing for the vocation to which she was devoted with all her heart.
Kršćanska sadašnjost, 1990.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Paperback.
10.26 €
Essays and diaries • Biography • Literary criticism • Croatian literature
A collection of diary entries, feuilletons and articles by Vladimir Rem dedicated to Tin Ujević. Rem writes in this book out of his personal fascination with Tin – his life, artistic path, bohemian habits, internal struggles and social influence.
With an exquisite sense of detail, this book is also a fascinating portrait of Robert Graves himself, his muses and his literary and artistic following, as well as a study that reveals to us how the son of a famous father finds his own identity.
The book is a collection of biographical stories, focused on the fates of 18 historical queens and empresses who are marked by beauty, ambition, love and tragic ends.
Alfa, 1981.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
This great book by Burić talks about how alone and abandoned we are and how those great people we were friends with still live on in us after their death...