Croatian literature

Giga Barićeva 1-3

Giga Barićeva (1940) follows the life of Zagreb's bourgeois society during and after World War I. Begović's style, imbued with impressionism and wit, creates a panorama of society, while Giga personifies the struggle between freedom and expectations.

Glad

This novel by Josip Cvenić thematizes contemporary urban reality, and has the courage to de-taboo a taboo topic (the topic of pedophilia) and give it literary legitimacy.

Glad na ledini

Glasam za ljubav

Glavar doma mrtvih

Glavom o zid

Zvonimir Mikulić's novel is dedicated to the young people who distinguished good from evil in the chaos of the Homeland War, often sacrificing their lives. The work seeks to preserve from oblivion their great sacrifice and the small world that was im

Gloria in excelsis

The novel intertwines three stories by three narrators, separated by centuries but connected by Bosnian destiny and memory. The complex structure uses chronicler style, orality, and fantasy, subverting the linear flow of time through interpolations and dr

Glorija: mirakl u šest slika

"Gloria" is a drama by Ranko Marinković, first performed in 1955, which explores the complex themes of sin, redemption, human nature and the relationship between faith and passion through strong symbolism and deep philosophical motifs.

Gluha zvona

Glumica