Croatian literature

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

Divno nam je s nama

In Borivoj Radaković's new novel, two heroines, Vanja and Mirna, decide to completely change their lives due to violence in the family, on the street, at the workplace and in society in general. With joy and love, they leave their mark on the unknown and

Divota prašine

Dječak koji je govorio Bogu

Djeca Patrasa

Zoran Ferić's storytelling in "Children of Patras" is a feast of linguistic and associative inventiveness, constantly sliding along the border between the real and the possible, the true and the made-up.

Djela Augusta Šenoe - Čuvaj se senjske ruke, Diogenes

Beware of Senja's Hand is a historical and political novel by August Šenoa, written and first published in 1876. Diogenes is Šenoa's last completed historical novel: in a way, it is both experimental and new.

Djela Augusta Šenoe - Kanarinčeva ljubovca

"Kanarinčeva ljubovca" (1880) is a story by Šeno that is often cited as his most successful, that is, as one of the most mature of his realist works in general.

Djela Augusta Šenoe: Karanfil s pjesnikova groba - prva knjiga pripovijedaka

"Carnation from the Poet's Grave" is a short story written as Šeno's personal testimony about how, as a writer and fighter for his nationality, he turned to the fight against Germanization and Slavism.

Djela Augusta Šenoe - Kletva 1 dio

August Šenoa began publishing this extensive historical novel of his in 1880 in Narodne novine. Death prevented Šena from completing this work. Based on his writings, the novel was continued and completed by Josip Eugen Tomić.

Djela Augusta Šenoe - Mladi gospodin, Prosjak Luka

The young gentleman describes the life of chaplain Janko Lugarić, whose real name was Janko Puškarić (1801-1874), and he was a chaplain until his death in the parishes of Hrvatsko Zagorje, Pokuplje and Turopolje. Luka the Beggar is a novel by August Šenoa