Bosnian literature

Hodoljublja

Zuka Džumhur's Pilgrimage is a blend of travelogue, essay, and cultural chronicle: a book about cities, people, and history, written humorously, eruditely, and with a distinct sense of the atmosphere of a place.

Ideologija

Ispovijed i druge priče

The collection "Confession and Other Stories" brings together lesser-known, but extremely valuable, short stories by Andrić, written mainly in the period 1920–1940, some of which were only published posthumously.

Izabrana djela : Knjiga I

Iz bosanske romantike: novele

From Bosnian Romance (1931) is a collection of short stories in which the author lovingly and nostalgically portrays the life of old Bosnia, the mahalas, customs, sevdah and everyday life of Bosnian Muslims during the Austro-Hungarian rule and immediately

Let velikog Rebela

The book belongs to the realistic, sometimes brutally realistic prose of the second half of the 20th century.

Lijevo od istoka, desno od zapada

Matija Bošnjak, a literary comparative scholar and art historian, explores Bosnian and Herzegovinian literary modernity as a space of cultural hybridity – left of the east, right of the west – in his collection of essays Left of the East, Right of the Wes

Lipe mostarske

Miostrah

Miostrah, the third collection of poetry by Ramiz Huremagić, is a logical continuation of the collections In the world of noisy people (2014) and Waiting for Time (2016), forming a coherent whole about being in a world characterized by fear and the need t

Motel neznanih junaka

The book is structured as a series of poems that function like rooms in a "motel" – temporary spaces where emotions, memories, and anonymous human destinies are stored.