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Tales of Montenegro and the Coast (1875) is a work by Stefan Mitrov Ljubiša, in which Montenegro, the Coast, honor, customs, and folk speech are brought to life through historical, legendary, and realistic stories.
Humorous prose brings together Nušić's autobiographical, essay-serial and narrative texts, in which humor and satire expose school, society, government and human weaknesses.
This volume of the Entertainment Library, in addition to the title story The Canterville Ghost, contains a selection of Wilde's short stories, fairy tales, prose poems, aphorisms, and a review of the play Salome, providing a cross-section of his literary
Baron Ivica depicts the disintegration of a peasant cooperative after the abolition of serfdom. Baron Ivica, a frivolous nobleman, exploits the peasants, leading to their moral and material decline. Šenoa criticizes the transitional society.
Selected stories by Laza Lazarević bring together prose of strong psychological and social sensitivity, depicting family, morality, love, and suffering within the framework of 19th-century Serbian realism.
In the collection The Death of Peter Esterhazy - Six Stories about Death, Mirko Ćurić, through six prose pieces, connects the theme of dying with human transience, memory, and the attempt to find meaning in the end of life.