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The novel The Dreamer by Polish Nobel laureate Władysław Stanisław Reymont, published in Croatian in 1944, is an introspective and philosophically tinged work that differs from his more famous realistic novels such as The Peasant.
An adventure novel for young adults by Polish Nobel Prize winner Henryk Sienkiewicz, set in exotic 19th-century Africa. The work, translated into many languages, follows the adventures of a boy, Staś Tarkowski, and a girl, Nel Rawlison.
The first part of an epic tetralogy about the life of a Polish rural community in the village of Lipce. The novel depicts the rhythm of rural work, everyday life, intrigues, conflicts over land and power, and the marriage of the old, wealthy peasant Macie
Through the fate of the ambitious Zenon Ziembiewicz, the novel Granica depicts the transgression of moral, social and human boundaries – careerism, class differences and the price of compromise in interwar Polish society.
The novel Quo Vadis depicts the love between the Roman patrician Marcus Vinicius and the Christian Lygia during the reign of Emperor Nero, and the conflict between the cruelty of the Roman Empire and Christian values.
A notable collection of essays by Polish Nobel Prize winner Czesław Miłosz, written during his stay in California. The work brings profound cultural and philosophical reflections on modern civilization.