Hrvatska književnost
Aretej: drama
Krležina drama sa opširnim pogovorom Branka Hećimovića, biobibliografskim prilozima Slavka Batušića i fotografijama scena iz „Areteje“ u izvođenju Narodnog pozorišta Beograd.
Argonauti: pričanja siromašnih ljudi
Knjiga prikazuje život dva siromašna prijatelja, nezaposlenih službenika Dominika Vrabeca i Martina Maka, koji lutaju u potrazi za poslom i hlebom u teškim međuratnim godinama, noseći teret bede, čežnje i malog čoveka.
Ariadna isprekidane niti
Ariadna isprekidane niti roman je nagrađivanog pisca Stjepa Martinovića, crnohumorno-sentimentalni mozaik zapisa o danima u kaznenom bataljonu nekadašnje armije, u nekadašnjoj zemlji, nekadašnjih godina…
Asmodejev šal
Asmodeus' Scarf by Ivan Aralica is a novel that, through a symbolic and historical story, explores human nature, moral dilemmas, political conflicts, and the consequences of ideological divisions in Croatian society.
Atlas života: knjiga prva
The first volume of diaries and notes by a prominent Croatian composer and writer. Through incisive, witty, and erudite observations, the author reflects on art, music, travel, people, and the spirit of his time.
August Šenoa
Jelčić's monograph on Šenoa presents his life, literary development and key role in the creation of modern Croatian literature, and analyzes his most important works and cultural influence.
Auron
Auron is an unusual novel about the golden ratio – the perfect, ideal proportion of beauty, the universal secret code of all nature and the universe, a millennial inspiration for scientists and artists.
Bajka o glinenoj ptici
The collection presents imaginative, witty, and fantastic stories about children, animals, and unusual events. Vitez blends reality with the wondrous, using play, humor, and a child's imagination to explore themes of freedom, kindness, and growing up.
Bajke, kraljevi, lupeži
Fairy tales, kings, thieves – the second in a series of story collections intended for an adult audience.
Bakonja fra Brne
Bakonja fra Brne is a novel published in 1892 by Simo Matavulj. The plot is set in Dalmatinska Zagora around 1870, and the title character is a young man who, following the family tradition, becomes one of the Franciscan monks in the Visovac monastery.
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