Fraktura

Devet

“Nine” (1999) by Andrzej Stasiuk, one of the most important contemporary Polish writers, is an unusual thriller that follows a small shopkeeper, Paweł, a modern-day Ulysses, whose life changes abruptly when debt collectors rob him and destroy his apartmen

Divlji kvas

There hasn't been a breath of wind in Duvno for weeks. The windmills, on which the future of the deserted town depends, are nailed to the sky. But that's not the only thing that troubles and worries the residents.

Divlji kvas

Ivica Đikić in Divlji kvas masterfully, with a lot of humor and bitterness, revives the atmosphere of a provincial town where everyone knows everyone, and where the past and the present cannot be separated

Djevojka koja se igrala vatrom

Lisbeth Salander – the girl with the dragon tattoo – can be extremely violent. Mikael Blomkvist knows this, because he owes his life to this trait of hers.

Doboši noći

A novel and study in one, Jergović's portrait of the lost era of Sarajevo from June 1914 to the autumn of 1919, transforming the city into a metaphor for the beauty and horror of the 20th century, full of wars and trauma.

Do posljednjeg daha

Drevni rad

Dr. Seks

Dva puta za jug

The intense saturation and density of this poetry make it impossible to read this book in one sitting. It must be taken slowly and measuredly, as each poem requires a longer process of reception.

Engleske godine

The English Years is a fascinating novel by one of the best contemporary Austrian novelists.