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The first post-war book of literary criticism in Croatian literature (1948). From a socialist-realist perspective, Franičević analyzes contemporary writers, issues concerning lyric poetry, and the political role of literary art.
Mato Lovrak’s autobiographical novel warmly and faithfully portrays growing up in a rural setting, capturing daily life, customs, and childhood beneath the thatched roofs of the Croatian countryside.
Inspired by a personal love crisis, Marguerite Yourcenar in the collection "Fires" (1984) combines ancient myths, lyrical prose and modern motifs to explore the destructive power of passion, loneliness and suffering.
The memoir by Pero Kovačević Cicvara presents a harrowing account of a childhood and coming-of-age marked by the suffering of war, the loss of family, and the struggle for survival.
Diary entries and essays by Branko Matan from the war years. The author sharply and analytically examines patriotism, politics, the role of intellectuals, and the ideological and moral upheavals in Croatian society between 1991 and 1993.