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Pero Zubac’s 1989 poetry collection presents a distinctive, melancholic, and intimate lyricism in which motifs of rain, transience, love, and memory are interwoven into rhythmic and emotionally warm verses.
The debut collection of poems by author Marija Filipović explores, through intimate verses, the motifs of love, faith, family, homeland, and personal struggles on the path to spiritual maturation and the stars of life.
This collection of literary works, edited by Andrea Plavšić, presents authentic stories and poems by people with disabilities, offering deep insight into their inner worlds, struggles, sorrow, joy, and creative power.
Zvonko Penović’s poetry collection *Svjetla u luci* (2000) presents intimate lyric poetry imbued with maritime motifs, nostalgia for one’s homeland, and reflections on life, transience, and the search for inner peace.
Zlata Dasović's poetry collection brings subtle and mature lyrics dedicated to nature and homeland. Through warm, wistful pictures, the author depicts the passage of time, human emotions and native landscapes.
The 2004 archdiocesan prayer and hymn book *Rađaj, Jelena!* (Give Birth, Jelena!) by Ante Nadomir Tadić Šutra combines patriotic and religious poetry dedicated to Croatian history, the Virgin Mary, and Queen Jelena.