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Ne propusti dan; Henderson, kralj kiše
The novella is compact, but emotionally intense, considered one of Bellow's best works because of its universality and humanity.
Više ih umire od tuge
Priča se prati kroz oči pripovedača Kennetha Trachtenberga, 35-godišnjeg asistenta profesora ruske književnosti, rođenog u Parizu, ali sada živećeg u Srednjem zapadu SAD-a.
Planet gospodina Sammlera
Artur Sammler is a Polish Jew who spent his youth in London, but the war found him in Poland. He escaped from the collective execution by firing squad with one eye. After twenty years of living in America, he experiences a complete breakdown in life.
Dekanov decembar
In Bucharest, American Dean Albert Corde is accompanied by his wife, of Romanian origin, whose mother, a famous scientist, is seriously ill.
Ekspresionizam u hrvatskoj književnosti i umjetnosti
Proceedings of the 1st scientific conference held in Zagreb from November 30 to December 1, 2001 at the National and University Library in Zagreb as part of the project "Croatian Modernism of the 20th Century".
Paukova mreža
Spider's Web by Slovenian writer Maša Modić is part of her series “The Mysterious Game of Fate.” The work combines romance and thriller, exploring themes of betrayal, greed, and uncovering the truth through the story of a woman trapped in a web of lies.
Betty Zane
The thrilling stories of Betty Zane are well known throughout the United States. Many of these tales of her heroism in the Revolutionary War will be found in every library and many textbooks.
Krčma kod dve pare
The action takes place in the fishing town of Fekamp, where Megre investigates the death of Captain Pierre Le Klin. The novel stands out for its maritime atmosphere, psychological depth and Megre's intuitive approach.
Trentov posljednji slučaj
The story is set in England at the beginning of the 20th century. The main character, Philip Trent, is an artist and amateur detective who works as a journalist for the London newspaper The Record.
Afera Sen-Fijakr
The novel is unique because it provides insight into Megre's childhood and his emotional connection to the crime scene, which makes him more vulnerable than in other novels.