Goran Samardžić
The first novel of Goran Samardžić tells the story of Kosta who is growing up in a concrete jungle in Belgrade’s suburbs and has to fight his way through a…
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Goran Samardžić
The first novel of Goran Samardžić tells the story of Kosta who is growing up in a concrete jungle in Belgrade’s suburbs and has to fight his way through a…
Denisa Duran
Sunt încă tânără [I am still young] is the third volume of poetry by the award-winning Romanian poet Denisa Duran. Lidija Dimkovska, a poet herself, translated her colleague’s volume into…
Alex Capus
Traditional certainties no longer apply, new ones are not yet available. In New York, the Brooklyn Bridge is opened for commuters and Edison’s light bulbs illuminate the city. In the…
Birgitta Behr
A heart-breaking book about the true story of a Jewish girl who had to hide from the Nazis for years during the Second World War. She survived thanks to the…
Irena Vrkljan
The novel Svila, škare (in English “Silk, Scissors”) is an autobiographical account of the author’s childhood in Belgrade, her family’s move to Zagreb (in 1941, after the outbreak of war),…
Max Frisch
The diary from the years 1966 to 1971 forms a link with the first diary, in which Max Frisch reported from Europe during the years from 1946 to 1949. The…
Snežana Bukal
Nina and Dora travel with their mother from the Netherlands to Croatia to spend the summer holidays with their aunt on a small Adriatic island. Their cousin Ivo, whose father…
Emir Imamović
Dino Lostić lives if not a good, but stable life, between home, the pub and the betting shop ‒ until Amer Trampo, amateur archaelogist and Dino’s cousin, returns from the…
Uwe Kolbe
A poetry collection of works by Uwe Kolbe. The selection was made from the volumes Hineingeboren (1982), Abschiede und andere Liebesgedichte (1983), Bornholm II (1985), Vaterlandkanal. Ein Fahrtenbuch (1990), Nicht…
Dino Pešut
After an unsuccessful attempt to make it in Berlin, a young writer returns to his Croatian homeland. There he earns a living as a hotel receptionist but is mainly concerned…
Melinda Nadj Abonji
Home of the Kocsis is now in Switzerland, but it is a difficult home, and it is in no way their native land – even though they run a cafeteria…
Arif Demolli
In the closed world of the village of Murrizaja in eastern Kosovo the dead live on an equal footing with the living. The childhood of the narrator in the 1950s…