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Three stories of love, freedom and resistance to injustice, placing individual conscience against oppressive marriage, cruel laws and the alliance of religious and secular power.
This collection of stories by a giant of Russian literature offers profound psychological and moral portrayals of human nature, social injustices, war, transience, and the search for meaning and truth.
Dinko Šimunović’s classic short stories present poignant and vivid tales of human destinies, tradition, stifled aspirations, and a longing for freedom within the harsh environment of the Dalmatian Hinterland.
Two stories by Vjenceslav Novak, published in 1897, offer an introduction to a lesser-known part of his work and a historical example of Croatian literary publishing.
Ivo Andrić’s 1972 collection *Pripovetke* (Short Stories) presents profound tales about Bosnia—a frontier between East and West—permeated with themes of loneliness, transience, and passion, as well as the complex destinies of individuals caught in the whi
Stjepan Tomaš’s 2006 collection of short stories explores—through the fates of artists and ordinary people—historical calamities, the manipulation of human sacrifice, and the forgotten traces of Slavonia’s past.