Humor and Satire

Djela X: Dragi naši savremenici: Polemike, epigrami i satire

The tenth volume of Matoš's works brings together polemics, epigrams, and satires in which the author sharply comments on his contemporaries, society, literature, and politics, confirming his sharp critical style.

Doktor na moru

A young doctor joins a merchant ship to escape his everyday life, only to find eccentric patients, an unpredictable crew and a succession of comic mishaps.

Domanovićeva satira kao pripovetka

Doživljaji dobrog vojnika Švejka

One of the most popular works of world humorous prose, written between 1921 and 1923. The satirical anti-war story follows Josef Švejk, a simple-minded Czech soldier, during World War I in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.

Dragi moj Petroviću

My Dear Petrović by Milovan Danojlić is a humorous and satirical novel that, through the letters and thoughts of the main character, depicts everyday life, human weaknesses, and social situations with a lot of wit and irony.

Duhovitost duhovnih 2

After the great success of the book Spiritual Wit, we present to you its sequel - Spiritual Wit 2, which collects spiritual jokes, anecdotes, and sayings from everyday life.

Duhovitost duhovnih: Zgode pustinjskih otaca

Today, both in the Church and in the world, we encounter many serious, worried, and thoughtful faces; there is too little cheerfulness, smiles, humor, and joy. This says a lot about us and our times.

Dve koze u kolibi, Holanđanka u krevetu

The book is a typical example of Yugoslav humor of the 1980s – a mild satire of everyday life, written simply, humorously and in an accessible way. It is ideal for light reading and relaxation.

Ein Apfel ist an allem schuld

Kishon satirizes the Ten Commandments in a series of short stories. Human weaknesses, hypocrisy and futile attempts to live a consistent life according to the law are the source of comedy. The title alludes to the apple of Eden.

Ekskluzivno za pametne – humor

This collection of witty writings and satirical remarks by Zvonimir Drvar offers intelligent humor that, through irony, wordplay, and lucid observations, examines social phenomena and everyday human life.