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Like a wild beast, he creates anxious, ironic and psychologically dense prose about the individual's conflict with the world, people and himself, on the verge of rebellion, fear and exhaustion.
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.
The fifteenth volume of the first edition of Matoš's collected works brings together literary and art criticism and polemics from the period 1896–1904, revealing Matoš as a perceptive aesthetician and critic.
The sixteenth volume of the first edition of Matoš's collected works brings together literary and art criticism and polemics from the period 1905–1909, confirming Matoš as one of the most prominent critics of Croatian modernism.
An early collection of short stories by Momo Kapor from 1973. Through recognizable Belgrade charm and nostalgia, the author depicts everyday life in the city, youth, fleeting loves, and small relationships of ordinary people.
The boy Bora tells the story of a chaotic family in Belgrade during the war and the post-war revolution. Mom, dad, grandfather, uncle and aunts live an absurd everyday life full of laughter, chaos and irony, while the "world revolution" enters their apart