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Miroslav Kirin’s poetry collection *Iza renesanse* (2004) presents introspective and linguistically refined verse. Through motifs of renewal, memory, and everyday life, it explores the boundaries of language and human experience.
Nela Stipančić Radonić’s dystopian novel, set in the second half of the 21st century, explores alienation, ethical dilemmas, and the loss of humanity under the influence of advanced technology and the quest for a "new human."
The poetry collection presents an interplay of reflective and patriotic verse with motifs of nature. Through the symbolism of the dandelion, the author speaks of transience, vulnerability, hope, and a sense of belonging to one's homeland.
The cult crime novel follows retired statistician Valentin Kovač, who discovers a mathematical pattern in crimes committed in Zagreb, but his obsession leads to an unexpected resolution.
A 1992 collection of spiritual and reflective poetry by Ivan Golub. Through the motifs of eyes, the gaze, and light, the author deeply and subtly explores the mysteries of human existence, faith, nature, and divine presence.
A poetry collection by Slavonski Brod writer Nedjeljka Andrić-Novinc, imbued with profound spiritual and patriotic motifs, love for her native region and family, and sincere faith in and devotion to God.