Croatian literature

Mrtvi kapitali

"Dead Capitals" (1890) is one of the most important works of Croatian realism and a strong critique of the social stagnation of the time. The novel shows the economic and social neglect of Slavonian villages under the Austro-Hungarian Empire through the c

Mudre i lude djevice: pjesničke proze

Muka po Stjepanu

A modest and shy peasant, Stjepan, falls in love with the most beautiful and desirable girl in the village – Marica. Although the chances of his love coming true are minimal, he suddenly attracts her attention and they get married.

Musinka: Posebno poglavlje romana "Ognjište"

Through the novel, Budak portrays the typical Lika mentality, the cruelty of nature and life, and the strong connection of people with tradition and religion.

Muška kurva: Roman iz zagrebačkog života

The author portrays the Zagreb techno-managerial environment where machinations and the struggle for personal prestige reign, hidden by the cloak of self-management, and the morality of that world is stamped by the author in the very title of the book.

Nad iskonom hrvatske knjige: Rasprave o hrvatskoglagoljskom srednjovjekovlju

Nadohvat

Nagao vjetar

Na ishodištu: Književnost u hrvatskim zemljama od 7. do 12. stoljeća

Na istom putu

The collection of short stories On the same road (1963) contains eight stories, most of them previously published in Forum magazine, with some reworked or newly written: "The Tale of Two Stones", "Happiness", "On the same road", "Dead Sea", "Worlds", "His