Bosnian literature

Sabrana djela VII: Jelena, žena koje nema: pripovetke

It is a collection of short stories by Ivo Andrić, which was first published in 1963. This collection contains a number of short stories that explore existential themes, and the title story is one of the most famous in Andrić's oeuvre.

Schindlerov lift

In Prijedor, a small town in Bosnia, thirty years after World War II, two "skyscrapers" rise – red and blue. In the red sky, the lives of residents of different destinies, nations and religions intertwine.

Sjeme smrti

The first book of a multi-volume novel about Omar Khayyam, the great Persian mathematician, astronomer, and poet from the 12th century.

Stari nevjernik: Sabrana djela Branka Ćopića #6

Holy Donkey - People with Tails - Bitter Honey - Old Conversations

Staze, lica, predeli

"Paths, faces, landscapes" is a collection of essays and writings by Ivo Andrić, first published in 1963. This work differs from Andrić's fiction because it deals with philosophical, introspective and autobiographical considerations.

Sunce u dimu

Susretanja

Sve ono što u džepove nije moglo stati

Adnan Žetica's eye is focused on the space and time that flows through him; he is an observer who finds a poem in the little things that, in a small number of verses, exposes and shows the world in all its baseness, but also its beauty.

Tragom prošlosti ili legenda o jednom susretu

Travnička hronika

"Travnička hronika" is a novel by Ivo Andrić, first published in 1945. This work belongs to the author's so-called Bosnian cycle and provides a broad picture of historical, cultural and political circumstances in Bosnia during the Ottoman and Austrian rul