Croatian literature

Zlatna nit

In literary theory and literary criticism, Zvonimir Balog is considered the founder of contemporary Croatian children's poetry.

Zlatni grad

This edition contains several works by August Šenoa: The Goldsmith's Gold, Carnation from the Poet's Grave, The Eternal Jew in Zagreb and some of his poems.

Zlice i vilice

Zloduh

A collection of short stories

Zmaj od Bosne

The Dragon of Bosnia (1898) is a historical novel by Josip Eugen Tomić about Captain Husein Gradaščević, leader of the Bosnian movement for autonomy. The work combines historical facts, political conflicts, and a romantic plot.

Zmija oko vrata I-II

War-psychological prose set during the Homeland War (1991–1995), with a focus on Slavonia and partly on events in Bosnia. The work belongs to a cycle of prose about the war and women's experiences in it.

Zmija razuma

Zmijski skot: roman iz današnjeg života

Zrnca pijeska na obalama vječnosti

Grains of sand on the shores of eternity is a collection of autobiographical stories by the Russian-Croatian writer Natalija Vorobjova Hržić.

Žubor života: izabrane pjesme 1919–1954.

A collection of selected lyrics by Gustav Krklec, spanning more than three decades of creativity – from the early expressionist phase to post-war meditative-reflective poems about life, transience, love, and the shadows of war.