Literature

Ružičnjak

The novel The Rose Garden by author Susanna Kearsley tells the enchanting story of a young woman who, returning to her childhood home, discovers the secrets of the past and an unexpected connection to a long-lost love story.

Sabbathov teatar

Philip Roth, a master of introspective prose, creates a wild, erotic, and misanthropic portrait of aging and loss in Sabbath's Theater. A masterpiece of Roth's maturity, the novel bites at taboos, celebrating rebellion against "good manners."

Sablasti u Breslauu

Ghosts of Breslau is the third installment in the celebrated series about Inspector Eberhard Mock, thanks to which Polish writer and classical philologist Marek Krajewski has been recognized worldwide as one of the canonical, full-blooded writers of histo

Sablast kruži Evropom

Sablast Llana Estacada

An adventure novel by Karl May, part of the Wild West series. The story takes place on the dangerous, arid Llano Estacado plain in Texas and New Mexico, known for its mysterious phenomena and crimes.

Sablast u snijegu

A masterful blend of family drama and crime. The kidnapping and disappearance of an eleven-year-old boy remained shrouded in mystery even after a lengthy investigation.

Sabrana dela Leonida Leonova - Soć, skakavci

The novel depicts social and moral changes in Russia after the revolution.

Sabrana dela V: Rat je bio bolji

Conceived and realized as a separate unit, this novel can also be interpreted as the second part of the book "A Hero on a Donkey". To a greater extent than in "Hero", here the war "which was better" is presented as a giant burlesque and as a pool of demon

Sabrana djela A. P. Čehova #10: Drama bez naslova, Pisma

The story takes place on a country estate where a group of characters from different social classes gather, faced with boredom, unfulfilled ambitions, and emotional voids.

Sabrana djela A. P. Čehova #1: Humoreske

This book includes Chekhov's works from 1880-1885, i.e. humoresques, short stories, and sketches, starting with Letters to a Learned Neighbor, which Chekhov considered the beginning of his literary career.