Croatian literature

Gospođa Sabina

Gospodin Bezimeni

In this uncompromising novel, which takes place on the Greek island of Rhodes, in Zagreb and New York, the author takes us to the other side of distinguishing good and evil with his refined and sharp style.

Građanin pokorni

In The Obedient Citizen, Tomić takes us through the tragicomic story of Miljenko Štiglić, an ordinary man from Split, who faces the absurdities of everyday Croatian life. Miljenko works as a municipal clerk, lives with his mother, and struggles with finan

Graditelj svratišta

Graditelj svratišta je realistički povijesni roman, u andrićevskoj tradiciji, ali s elementima fantastike koji Aralicu povezuju s usmenom hrvatskom književnom riječi, no primjerice i s fantastičnom literaturom Gabriela Garcíe Marquesa.

Gradonačelnik u secesiji

In seinem neuesten Roman thematisiert der Autor daher die Zeit der Bürgermeisterschaft von Vjekoslav Hengl von 1920 bis 1934. Es war eine turbulente gesellschaftspolitische Zeit, sowohl für die Stadt Osijek als auch für den größeren geopolitischen Raum, z

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Grička vještica 2: Malleus Maleficarum

"Malleus maleficarum" is the darkest and most tense part of the "Witch of Grič" cycle. After Nera's death in "Contessa Nera", Zagreb in 1731 sinks into the hysteria of a witch hunt.

Grmovi moje mladosti

Through a series of connected episodes, the author describes his childhood and youth in the village, interweaving personal experiences with the historical and social context of the time.

Grof Ivan: Igrokaz u pet čina

Vladimir Mažuranić's drama Count Ivan is a historical play in five acts that deals with political and social conflicts in Croatia during the 17th century. The work was awarded the Dušan Kotur Foundation Literary Award.