British literature

Pod vulkanom

Under the Volcano is a novel by English author Malcolm Lowry, first published in 1947. The novel is Lowry's magnum opus, which he wrote for almost his entire life. He began work on it in the 1930s and continued to refine it while struggling with time and

Ponoćna knjižnica

A moving novel about Nora Seed, who after a suicide attempt finds herself in a library between life and death. In each book, she can relive a different version of her life. A wise and comforting story about regret, choices, and the beauty of ordinary life

Ponoć u Petrogradu

A historical novel set in Russia in 1911, it follows Inna Feldman, a young Jewish violinist fleeing the pogroms in Kiev. A moving blend of romance, historical drama, and political thriller, with an emphasis on the power of art in the midst of war.

Ponos i predrasude

Jane Austen's most popular novel, published in 1813, occupies a central place among her works. The entire novel is based on numerous misunderstandings between the impoverished main character, Elizabeth Bennet, and the wealthy groom, Darcy.

Portret jednog braka

Nigel Nicolson describes the marriage of his parents, Vito Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson – an open marriage full of love, freedom, homosexual affairs and deep mutual affection.

Portret umjetnika u mladosti / Giacomo Joyce

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (1916) follows the upbringing of Stephen Dedalus, Joyce's alter ego, from childhood to youth in Ireland. Giacomo Joyce (1914) is a short, poetic prose piece in which Joyce records his obsessive feelings for a young

Posrnuli anđeli

Der Roman „Fallen Angels“ erzählt das Leben der jungen Irin Frances Fitzgerald, die von Ruhm und Erfolg träumt. Mit 17 Jahren wird sie schwanger, verlässt ihre Familie und geht nach London, wo sie sich als Nachtclubsängerin einen Namen macht...

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Power of a Woman

Predsjednički dućan

The new novel by Vesna Marić, a British writer who, as a teenager, had to escape from wartime Mostar and continue her life in England, alludes to a history that is very familiar to all of us, in the original vision and manner of great emigrant novels.