Das Neueste im Angebot
Druga ljubav
Second Love (1919) by Paul Bourget is a superb psychological novel that explores complex emotional relationships, marital fidelity, moral dilemmas and the search for new happiness in French society.
Poezija i proza
The selection *Poetry and Prose* (1963) by Đura Jakšić encompasses the finest lyrical and narrative works of this giant of Serbian Romanticism, imbued with passionate patriotism, a spirit of rebellion, and deep emotional intensity.
Bal bez njih
Zvonimir Tucak’s collection *Bal bez njih* (1985) presents deeply felt lyrical notes and reflective poetry that explores themes of loneliness, transience, love, and the search for meaning.
Sto godina kirurgije u Osijeku: kronologija 1895.-1995.
The monograph *One Hundred Years of Surgery in Osijek* by Nikola Hajduković presents a detailed chronology (1895–1995) of the development of surgery in Osijek, covering its staff, departments, and role in the history of medicine.
Moj dragi kamik
*Moj dragi kamik* (1995) by Zdravka Žeželić-Alić is a collection of dialect poetry that, through warm Čakavian verses, celebrates one’s native land, tradition, family, and an unbreakable bond with solid stone.
Kralj Džon, Ričard drugi
The edition *King John; Richard II* comprises two historical plays by William Shakespeare that explore politics, the legitimacy of rule, the fall of a ruler, and the fate of England in the feudal era.
Vladimir Rem, njim samim: o stvaralaštvu, bibliografija, prilozi
The book *Vladimir Rem njim samim* (edited by Josip Cvenić) provides a comprehensive insight into the literary work of Vladimir Rem through the author’s own texts, an exhaustive bibliography, and valuable supplementary material.
Đačka triologija
Zvonimir Kulundžić’s school-themed trilogy comprises autobiographical-dramatic texts that faithfully and emotionally depict growing up, school days, the unrest of youth, and social rebellion during the interwar period.
Kradljivac bresaka i druge pripovijetke
*The Peach Thief and Other Stories* by Emiliyan Stanev is a collection of psychologically profound tales about forbidden love, the suffering caused by war, and the inextricable bond between humanity and nature.
Sunčane vizije (Oceanija)
Sunny Visions (1929) by Konstantin Baljmont is a collection of lyrical prose and essays in which the Russian Symbolist celebrates the Sun, the mysticism of ancient civilizations and the beauty of the world through travelogues and thoughts.