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*The Web of Life* chronicles the inner quest of young writer George Webber for meaning, artistic expression, and his own identity in an America swept by profound social and economic changes.
A collection of fragmentary notes, thoughts, and essays by Paul Valéry, in which the author explores the nature of human consciousness, language, art, philosophy, and literary creation through a myriad of themes.
Jack London’s famous adventure novel follows Buck, a dog who—kidnapped from a peaceful estate and thrust into the harsh environment of the Alaska Gold Rush—gradually awakens ancient instincts and answers the primal call of the wild.
A collection of essays, literary interpretations and appropriate texts by Ivo Frangeš dedicated to Dragutin Tadijanović, which celebrates the poet's life and anthological poetry through professional and warm analysis.
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.
A well-known satirical story by Slavko Kolar about local political intrigues and hypocrisy. Through the device of a dinner party, the author exposes petty-bourgeois interests. The work offers a sharp and witty portrayal of society.