Spanish literature

Poljubac žene-pauka

The book, banned in Argentina from 1976 to 1983 due to its political and social themes, is considered Puig's most successful work. It was adapted into a film in 1985, a musical, and a stage play.

Quattrocento

A double story: Florence 1478, the Pazzi conspiracy against the Medici. In the 21st century, student Ana Sotomayor investigates Renaissance painter Pierpaolo Masoni and his enigmatic painting - uncovering the hidden truth about the conspiracy and its cons

Snoviđenja

Stotinu noći

"One Hundred Nights" is a modern moral fable, a combination of detective, noir and erotic novel about the truths and lies in the relationships of sexual partners, a work that explores different forms of love and sexual behavior - some radical and extreme.

Tajna zelene ptice

The Secret of the Green Bird (1910) is a novel by Spanish writer and Jesuit Luis Coloma, an author also known for the story of Ratoncito Pérez, about a young man from a Spanish aristocratic family who grew up without a mother under the influence of a domi

Umro od ljubavi

Umro od ljubavi

This anthology of Lorca's poetry was edited by Nikola Milićević. The book is accompanied by a gramophone record with selected poems. The poems are recited in Croatian by Zlatko Crnković.

Uzorite novele: izbor

The collection of twelve stories was written, in the words of the author, to entertain and educate. There are love affairs, duels, poisoning, scenes from vagabond and gypsy life, irresistibly realistic descriptions of the Lupe underground.

Viva la muerte: Baal babilonski

A sick young man recapitulates his upbringing in clerical-fascist Spain through memories and visions. This autobiographical novel served as a direct template for Arrabal's cult film Viva la muerte.

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