Croatian literature

Mirisi, zlato i tamjan

A novel by Croatian writer Slobodan Novak, written in 1967 and published in 1968. It is one of the most highly regarded novels in Croatian literature in general. It is often cited as an example of existentialist literature. It is told through the monologu

Mirisi, zlato i tamjan

Fragrances, gold and incense is a novel rich in meanings. It intertwines life and legend, mythical and real, atheism and hypertrophied religiosity.

Mirisi, zlato i tamjan

A novel by Croatian writer Slobodan Novak, written in 1967 and published in 1968. It is one of the most highly regarded novels in Croatian literature in general. It is often cited as an example of existentialist literature. It is told through the monologu

Miris majke

During his studies, Josip Palada lives in student dormitories with many children without parents. This is where the memories in this book date from.

Miris olova

Miris zemlje i mora: predratne pripovijesti

A collection of short stories by the prominent Croatian novelist, playwright, and travel writer from Trbounje near Drniš. The book contains Kosor's earlier, pre-war stories written before World War I, which were then collected for the first time.

Mirna ulica, drvored

A story from a Zagreb neighborhood patiently, concentratedly, and intelligently unfolds before the reader's eyes.

Mirno teku rijeke: Stihovi 1957.-2005.

A posthumous collection of poems and texts by Drago Britvić (1935–2005), one of the most influential Croatian songwriters of popular music and chanson. The book brings together his entire oeuvre, including the title song "Mirno teku rijeke".

Mirotvorci

Misli jednog čarobnjaka

Debut collection of poetry by Saša Gerber, a famous Croatian magician (illusionist for children and adults) from Osijek. The book contains 33 short poems, on various topics, but with the predominant motifs of love.