Croatian literature

U ime kapitala

"In the Name of Capital" (2021) by Paula Rem is a dystopian and socially critical novel. Through a dynamic plot, it explores the impact of corporate power, consumerism and the loss of humanity in the modern world.

U ime oca i sina i kćeri

On behalf of father and son and daughter Kristijan Vujičić shows us that it is never too late to listen to our hearts, follow our dreams and that the loss of loved ones can sometimes be the driving force of change.

U kasno ljeto

U klancu

U krilu zemlje slavonske

U kući i u vrtu bilo je mnogo cvijeća

Rarely does a voice appear in literature so suddenly and completely unexpectedly, so original, so surprisingly uninhibited, and so important that it is necessary to stop and hear what it is telling us.

U noći: Svagdašnja povijest iz hrvatskoga života

The young idealistic lawyer Kačić becomes involved in political struggles, party intrigues, corruption and public life, facing the decline of ideals, moral compromises and the dark side of Croatian politics and society.

Unomeron: priča jednog dana

“Unomeron: The Story of One Day” tells the story of one day of an abused woman in which she finally finds a way out.

Unutrašnji neprijatelj

This work explores themes of self-discovery, inner conflict, and moral dilemmas through a story about characters struggling with their own insecurities, fears, and conflicts.

U oblacima i druge priče