Hungarian literature

Kornel večernji

Deze Kostolanyi is an exceptional Hungarian artist, originally from Subotica, who has achieved success in many literary genres, from poetry to essays to theater plays.

Kraj mene ima mjesta i za tebe

Ljubavni romani porušenih prijestolja

A collection of romantic stories about love dramas in European courts and ruined thrones after World War I, published in Osijek by Job Paal, a Hungarian journalist and writer of popular literature.

Ljudi

"People" by Pál Szab is a romanticized chronicle of a rural community in which, through everyday life, conflicts, work, and interpersonal relationships, the moral strength, weaknesses, and constant struggle of man for dignity are depicted.

Njezin bijeli vijenac

A Catholic educational book for girls about to get married. Continuing the themes from "Her Spring," the author talks about maturity, love, marriage, motherhood, and Christian family life.

Od pozornice do prijestolja: Roman o Katarini Schratt

"From Stage to Throne: A Novel of Catherine Schratt" by Job Paal is a romantic-historical story about an Austrian actress who became the mistress of Emperor Franz Joseph I. Light fiction with courtly intrigue and a love plot.

Od rituala do medija: mađarska drama na prijelazu tisućljeća

System change in Hungary in 1989/90. did not change the theater structure, although the publishing structure was significantly transformed.

Pesme

Povratak baruna Wenckheima

This whirlwind of a novel is comparable to Dostoevsky and shows Krasznahorkai at the absolute peak of his decades-long project. Apocalyptic, visionary, and mad, this novel leaves an irrevocable mark…”

Priče iz donjih predela

The meeting with Berlin as the first meeting with the real Europe, after five decades of living under a glass bell, in a worldview isolated barbaricum...