Hispanic American literature

Aleph

Aleph, seventeen fantastic stories with an epilogue, by Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986), along with the famous collection Ficcones (Fictions), is the most important book of stories in the oeuvre of this great Argentine writer.

Dvanaest hodočasnika

The twelve stories in this book were written over the past eighteen years. Before taking on their current form, five of them were adapted into newspaper articles and film scripts, and one into a television series.

Eva Luna

Eva Luna is a novel about a poor storyteller who weaves lives with words, written by Isabel Allende, the founder of Latin American magical realism. Published after the success of The House of the Spirits, this whirlwind of adventure combines love, revolut

Gađenje: Tomas Bernhard u San Salvadoru

The story of the book is more than simple: due to the death of his mother, the main character, Vega, comes from Canada to Salvador. After the funeral and property division, he meets his old friend, Moya, one of the few people with whom Vega can talk norma

Hitar kao žudnja

This sensual and emotional story explores the complex relationships of love, communication, and family ties through the life story of Júbilo, a man gifted with the exceptional gift of understanding and conveying emotions.

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Kao voda za čokoladu

One of the most successful works of Spanish literature, originally witty, magically touching and unrelentingly tragic, this love story will win you over just as it won the hearts of millions of readers around the world with its true-to-life charm.

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Plač prašume: Peruanske novele

The collection Cry of the Rainforest by the Peruvian writer and diplomat Ventura García Calderón, published as an authorized edition in 1932 in Belgrade, contains a series of short stories depicting life in the Peruvian rainforest.

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