Croatian literature

Od zore do mraka

The collection represents the author's return to literature after almost four decades of silence. It consists of short prose texts - sketches - that are more plot-rich and reflective than his earlier collection, Leaves from 1887.

Od zore do mraka: izbor

A selection from Mažuranić's fictionally branched cartoons, which were originally published, in an abridged edition, by Matica Hrvatska in 1927.

Ogledi o suvremenicima

Ognji i rože

"Fires and Roses" by Ivan Goran Kovačić is a collection of Kajkavian verses written by Goran in the dialect of his native region. The collection explores themes of love, suffering, and human destiny and is notable for its lyricism and philosophical reflec

Olga i Lina

The novel "Olga and Lina" by Eugen Kumičić, a famous Croatian writer from the period of realism, is one of his works in which he explores complex interpersonal relationships, moral dilemmas and social norms.

Omiški gusari

Onaj koji hoda u oba sna

The Slavonian poet of silence, Romeo Mihaljević, finds paths to a poem in which the strongest power is precisely what is not said, but what is present.

O neuspjehu i nebitnome

Filip Rutić wrote an uncompromising, great generational novel that can be read in one's breath about the moments when we stop being young and become adults. About failure and the unimportant is a novel about young people who are losers in a world that is

Oproštaj Jurka Križanića / Bogdan Leopold Mandić : dvije scenske slike

Opsjednuta

After "Totally Personal" (2003), we have another bound collection of columns by Rujana Jeger, one of our most famous and longest-serving columnists.