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Djela 5: Pjesme i epigrami
The fifth volume of Barč's edition of Matoš's collected works contains his lyrics and epigrams, symbolist-romantic verses with themes of love, death, homeland, melancholy and irony, mostly published posthumously.
Djela 3: Umorne priče
The third volume of Barč's critical edition of the Works of A. G. Matoš (1935–1940) contains the collection Umorne priče (1909), mature short stories and sketches with themes of fatigue, love, death, satire, and modern life.
Djela 1: Iverje / Novo iverje
The first volume of the first critical edition of Matoš's collected works brings together early collections of sketches and short stories, Iverje (1899) and Novo iverje (1900) - humorous, satirical and fantastic stories with autobiographical motifs.
Od utorka do nedjelje
Over the course of one week (from Tuesday to Sunday), the fates of ordinary people, crime, secrets and everyday life intertwine in Turin. A witty and melancholic picture of Italian society.
Modrice na duši
A young woman, in search of meaning, love and excitement, sinks into the boredom, affairs and emotional emptiness of Parisian high society. A typical Sagan world of melancholy and hedonism.
Portret jednog braka
Nigel Nicolson describes the marriage of his parents, Vito Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson – an open marriage full of love, freedom, homosexual affairs and deep mutual affection.
Dvije Engleskinje i kontinent
Two sisters, Ann and Muriel, fall in love with a French student, Claude. A novel about a love triangle, friendship and the clash of cultures between England and France. A masterpiece of French intimate prose.
New Yorker Legende
A collection of stories by Louis Bromfield about life, ambition and eccentric characters in 1920s New York. Witty, nostalgic and satirical portrayals of the American metropolis.
Bel-Ami
Guy de Maupassant's masterpiece and one of the most important novels of French realism and naturalism. A sharp satire of Parisian society of the Third Republic – corrupt, cynical and obsessed with money and power.
Boheme
The novel depicts the lives of poor artists, writers, and musicians in Paris's Latin Quarter in the 1840s. A romantic, cheerful, and tragic portrayal of bohemian life full of love, poverty, and art.