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The second part of the author’s expansive saga *Not All People Are Equal*, in which passion, human weaknesses, and the relentless fates of life are explored through intimate dramas and social upheavals.
Goran Tribuson’s 2001 nostalgic autobiographical novel describes—with wit and a touch of melancholy—growing up in Bjelovar, a passion for rock music and films, and the first loves of a single generation.
The fictitious meeting of baroque poets in Telgte in 1647, who discuss the German language and peace in the midst of the Thirty Years' War, is the author's allegory for the post-war German "Group of 47".
A tense and detailed look at Detroit's auto industry. Through the intertwined fates of managers, workers and designers, Hailey exposes greed, ambition, the race for profit and human drama.
This courtroom and psychological drama follows the trial of a young woman accused of complicity in a crime, revealing complex motives, social injustices, and the fine line between guilt and innocence.
Ernest Claesu's short humorous and satirical novel "The Blessed Pastor Kampens" (1983) is a warm depiction of rural life in Flanders, imbued with mild irony, folk spirit and human weaknesses.