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The selection of short stories by Dinko Šimunović, edited by Dragutin Rosandić, brings together anthological works of Croatian interwar prose with an emphasis on life in the harsh region of the Dalmatian hinterland.
The debut collection of short stories by Stjepan Tomaš explores inner turmoil, loneliness and a small man's search for meaning in provincial everyday life through an existentialist perspective.
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.
An imaginative and classicist collection in which Hawthorne adapts well-known Greek myths and legends to a young audience in an accessible, fairy-tale way, conveying timeless moral lessons.
Željko Erić's prose collection brings striking stories about the little man. Through subtle psychology and local colors, the author depicts human destiny, loneliness, nostalgia, and missed opportunities in life.
Stjepan Čuić’s 1975 debut short-story collection presents allegorical, politically charged, and fantastic tales about totalitarianism, fear, ideological pressure, and the absurdity of everyday life.