Psychological novel

Povratak

Povratak

The Return depicts a group of German soldiers returning home after World War I, faced with shattered lives, hopelessness, and a society that no longer understands them. The novel depicts their struggle for meaning in a world that has irrevocably changed.

Povratak

Povratak baruna Wenckheima

This whirlwind of a novel is comparable to Dostoevsky and shows Krasznahorkai at the absolute peak of his decades-long project. Apocalyptic, visionary, and mad, this novel leaves an irrevocable mark…”

Povratak Filipa Latinovicza

The Return of Filip Latinovicz is one of Miroslav Krleža's most famous novels. This novel is significant in our literature because it is considered the first fully modern Croatian novel.

Povratak Filipa Latinovicza

A masterpiece of Croatian literature, it is a psychological study of alienation, identity, and the conflict between the individual and society. Painter Filip Latinovicz returns from Paris to his native Pannonian Plain after 23 years, trying to understand

Povratak u doba jazza

"Return to the Jazz Age" is a well-told story about the time of the Homeland War in Croatia.

Povratak u gradić Peyton

In many of its features and characteristics, Gradić Peyton with Return to Gradić Peyton resembles and is a counterpart to the Klošmer trilogy by the French writer Gabriel Chevalier.

Povratak u grad mimoza

The family is the strongest precisely in the biggest crises, new friendships heal old wounds, and there is no love ache or disappointment that a handsome and attractive city pharmacist cannot heal.

Povratak u Whistle Stop

This warm novel, full of small-town charm and heart-warming characters, is perfect for fans of feel-good stories about the past, new beginnings, and the enduring power of togetherness.