Croatian literature

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Nika Gracijani lives in a world that is much more grown up, more serious and less witty than her. Among people who are incomparably better armed in the fight for survival. As a tapir among tigers, lions and most of all coyotes...

Tanga boy

Beljo earned the colorful nickname Tanga Boy posthumously. He stormed out of his fourth-floor apartment with a knife in his stomach, dressed only in thongs and disguised as a cat.

Teško mi je reći

The book of selected stories by one of the best domestic writers of the middle generation, Senko Karuza, is a kind of comprehensive overview of the last ten years of his work.

The kućica

Tijela i duhovi

Bodies and spirits is the third part of the Kurlan trilogy by Mirko Božić, published in 1981, which follows the novels Kurlani (1952) and Neisplakani (1955).

Tijelo i mi

Tiki traži neznanca

Tin bez vina: Dnevnički zapisi, feljtoni i članci o ´kralju boema´ (i oko njega)

A collection of diary entries, feuilletons and articles by Vladimir Rem dedicated to Tin Ujević. Rem writes in this book out of his personal fascination with Tin – his life, artistic path, bohemian habits, internal struggles and social influence.

Tin Ujević u jugoslovenskoj književnoj kritici

This extensive 438-page work analyzes the reception and critical reviews of the work of one of the most significant Croatian poets, Tin Ujević, within the Yugoslav literary space.

Tišina je večeras uragan

This is a collection of poetry that speaks deeply about war, loss, pain, but also the inner strength and dignity of a person faced with tragedy.