This book is part of the series "Slavonica - contributions of Slavonia to Croatian literature and history".
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Nela Stipančić Radonić’s dystopian novel, set in the second half of the 21st century, explores alienation, ethical dilemmas, and the loss of humanity under the influence of advanced technology and the quest for a "new human."
A 1992 collection of spiritual and reflective poetry by Ivan Golub. Through the motifs of eyes, the gaze, and light, the author deeply and subtly explores the mysteries of human existence, faith, nature, and divine presence.
Miroslav Kirin’s poetry collection *Iza renesanse* (2004) presents introspective and linguistically refined verse. Through motifs of renewal, memory, and everyday life, it explores the boundaries of language and human experience.
A poetry collection by a leading Serbian neo-beat poet. Through a dark, urban, and highway-inspired aesthetic, the verses explore wandering, loneliness, the open road, and the search for meaning on the margins of contemporary society.
The memoir by Pero Kovačević Cicvara presents a harrowing account of a childhood and coming-of-age marked by the suffering of war, the loss of family, and the struggle for survival.
Dunja Kalilić’s poetry collection, written in the Split *Čakavian* dialect, presents gentle and melancholic verses dedicated to the sea, Dalmatia, tradition, and the Mediterranean mentality, all through the motif of a distinctive interrogative pronoun.