Serbian literature

Ljubavi je malo

Ljubavne ispovesti Sofije Malovražić

Ljubavni slučaj šampiona

Ljuljaška

Vojislav Lubarda's debut novel, Swing, explores the moral lapses, alienation, and uncertain fate of the individual in post-war society through a psychologically nuanced story about war trauma and ideological conflicts.

Luča mikrokozma

Philosophical-religious poem by Petar II Petrović Njegoš (1845) about the soul, the cosmos, the fall of angels and human destiny. The cosmic flight of the soul and a biblical-mythological account of the struggle between good and evil, published by SKZ in

Magla istorije

Through essays, reflections, and historical accounts, the author attempts to explain how past events have shaped the contemporary identity of peoples and societies in this region.

Mala supruga

Doctor Branko marries a young woman from the village, Đurđica, for money, even though he is in love with Nada. The marriage of convenience develops into an emotional drama in which love, duty, and personal gain clash.

Maršalova deca

Mein lieber Petrović

"Mein lieber Petrović" is an epistolary novel by Milovan Danojlić, which, through the letters of an emigrant from Paris, portrays the image of the West and the homeland with a lot of bitter humor, longing, irony, and cultural uprooting.

Memoari