American literature

Just One Look

Kad čempresi šapuću

The novel is a moving story of family, love and the discovery of secrets, set on the Greek island of Erikousi. “An unforgettable story about what it truly means to love and be loved…” Maria Menounos

Kako je bilo, moj život sa Ernestom Hemingvejem

Mary Welsh Hemingway’s memoirs about her life with Ernest Hemingway—covering their love, travels, the literary world, and personal dramas—from the war years to the writer’s death in 1961.

Kako je to bilo - Portret mog braka s Raymondom Carverom

An intimate memoir of marriage to Raymond Carver, exploring young love, poverty, alcoholism and the personal cost of literary success through the eyes of his first wife.

Kako se riješiti Richarda

A novel about the fifties. It was a decade of innocence, a time before miniskirts and midi, before hippies and weed and pills; the time when Elvis was king and the Beatles were up-and-coming kids, when Sartre was in fashion...

Kako spasiti sopstveni život

Erica Jong's controversial novel that introduces us to her world of interpersonal relationships permeated with passion and sexuality.

Kako spasiti vlastiti život

Erica Jong's controversial novel introduces us to her world of interpersonal relationships, imbued with passion and sexuality. "How to Save Your Life" is the sequel to the cult novel Fear of Flying, in which we meet again with Isadora Wing.

Kalifornische Sinfonie

After marrying a merchant, young Garnet leaves New York and embarks on a perilous journey along the Jubilee Trail to California. Through tragedy, struggle, and new love, she builds a life in the wilderness.

Kamen za Dannyja Fishera

A Stone for Danny Fisher (1952) follows the life of Danny Fisher, a young man from a working-class Jewish family, in New York City during the Great Depression. Danny's story reflects an individual's struggle against social and personal constraints.

Kanjoni noći

Canyons of Night (2011) by Jayne Castle (pseudonym Jayne Ann Krentz) is the third and final novel in the "Mirror" trilogy. Typical of Castle/Krentz: a strong heroine, a protective hero, psi-energy, mystery, and light eroticism.