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The first post-war book of literary criticism in Croatian literature (1948). From a socialist-realist perspective, Franičević analyzes contemporary writers, issues concerning lyric poetry, and the political role of literary art.
In repressive post-revolutionary Iran, a professor gathers seven female students to secretly read forbidden Western classics. Through literature, they seek their own freedom, identity and resistance to tyranny.
A collection of philosophical and bohemian essays in which Ujević vivisects society, literature, transience, and human nature, blending observations from Zagreb’s cafés with the imaginative "scalpel" of intellectual chaos.
A rich selection of Ujević’s essays and reflections on art, philosophy, poetry, and the human condition. The book reveals his erudition, aesthetic breadth, and passionate fascination with intellectual insights.
A bilingual collection of short stories and diary entries blends urban daily life, mythology, and art, exploring human relationships and internal struggles through the reflections of contemporary society.