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Dinko Šimunović (1873–1933) is one of the most important modern Croatian storytellers. His stories often deal with the themes of the Dalmatian hinterland, depicting the life, customs and mentality of the people of that region.
Željko Erić's prose collection brings striking stories about the little man. Through subtle psychology and local colors, the author depicts human destiny, loneliness, nostalgia, and missed opportunities in life.
The selection of short stories by Dinko Šimunović, edited by Dragutin Rosandić, brings together anthological works of Croatian interwar prose with an emphasis on life in the harsh region of the Dalmatian hinterland.
Čedo Prica’s collection of prose works explores human adaptability, moral compromises, and the internal and social upheavals experienced by the individual when confronted with a changing everyday reality and historical circumstances.
This collection of selected short stories by London presents gripping and suspenseful tales of the struggle for survival, dignity, revolution, and the raw power of the human spirit in extreme life circumstances.