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Two stories by Vjenceslav Novak, published in 1897, offer an introduction to a lesser-known part of his work and a historical example of Croatian literary publishing.
An imaginative and classicist collection in which Hawthorne adapts well-known Greek myths and legends to a young audience in an accessible, fairy-tale way, conveying timeless moral lessons.
Stjepan Tomaš’s 2006 collection of short stories explores—through the fates of artists and ordinary people—historical calamities, the manipulation of human sacrifice, and the forgotten traces of Slavonia’s past.
Three stories of love, freedom and resistance to injustice, placing individual conscience against oppressive marriage, cruel laws and the alliance of religious and secular power.
Prežihov Voranc’s collection *Short Stories* (1951) presents powerful social narratives about the arduous lives of Slovenian peasants, the poor, and children, as well as their struggle for survival in the hills of Carinthia.