Nakladnički nizovi / Edicije
Druga generacija
Howard Fast's Second Generation is a family novel that follows the lives of the descendants of a successful American family. The work explores generational conflicts, love, ambition, and social change.
Drugo ime za ljubav
Another Name for Love is a novel about the love that arises between a military nurse and a patient in a psychiatric ward during World War II, despite numerous obstacles.
Družba Isusova
The Society of Jesus (1969) by Jiří Šotola, the debut work of the Czech poet, is a historical novel set during the Counter-Reformation, which subtly alludes to contemporary conditions in Czechoslovakia under communism.
Duše robova
Duše robova Ivana Aralice povijesni je roman koji prikazuje život hrvatskoga naroda pod osmanskom vlašću. Djelo istražuje pitanje slobode, identiteta, vjere i ljudskoga dostojanstva.
Eneida
The Aeneid is a Roman epic poem written between 29 and 19 BC, celebrating the origins of Rome through the adventures of the Trojan hero Aeneas. Divided into 12 books, the epic follows Aeneas, a Trojan who, after the fall of Troy, is destined to set out on
Eva Luna
Eva Luna is a novel about a poor storyteller who weaves lives with words, written by Isabel Allende, the founder of Latin American magical realism. Published after the success of The House of the Spirits, this whirlwind of adventure combines love, revolut
Faust
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's "Faust" is one of the most important works of world literature. This monumental two-part philosophical and poetic poem explores profound questions of human existence, morality, knowledge, happiness, and destiny.
Filipini iza ugla
A collection of short stories, a sequel to Paunaš, which follows the growing up of a boy named Ivan and his group. The plot moves from Nova Gradiška to Zagreb, where the characters, now older, experience deeper emotions and face the challenges of adolesce
Garman & Worse
Alexander Kielland's Garman & Worse is a social novel about a wealthy merchant family in a Norwegian port city. Through their fates, the author criticizes the hypocrisy, class differences, and moral dilemmas of bourgeois society.