Serbian literature

Bakonja fra Brne

Bakonja fra Brne is a novel published in 1892 by Simo Matavulj. The plot is set in Dalmatinska Zagora around 1870, and the title character is a young man who, following the family tradition, becomes one of the Franciscan monks in the Visovac monastery.

Baloni iz moje ulice

Barske ptice

Bašta sljezove boje

“The Mallow-Colored Garden” is a symbolic post-war work by writer Branko Ćopić. It is divided into two parts: “Mornings of Blue Mallow” and “Days of Red Mallow”, the colors of which blue and red represent the mood of those periods of life.

Bernardijeva soba: za glas (kontratenor) i orkestar

Bio jednom jedan čovek

Čangi

Carstvo zemaljsko i carstvo nebesko

Ciganski romansero

In this famous work, the Gypsies take on a mythical dimension: they represent the instinct of freedom, the struggle against established norms and destiny.

Crveni kralj

The Red King (first published in 1972) is a novel by Serbian writer and dissident Ivan Ivanović, banned in Yugoslavia for its criticism of the communist regime. The novel is a classic of Serbian literature for its courage and universal theme of the strugg