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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
A collection of literary-historical and critical essays by Vid Latković on Serbian and Montenegrin literature - from folk epics to Branko Radičević to contemporary themes and writers.
Through essays, reflections, and historical accounts, the author attempts to explain how past events have shaped the contemporary identity of peoples and societies in this region.
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.
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.
A collection of heroic folk songs of Croatian and Serbian tradition, compiled by linguist and ethnologist Milan Strašek. Contains classical epic motifs with an extensive introduction on folk poetry. Intended for school use.