Croatian literature

Kratki izlet

Kreni!

The novel Kreni!, written based on true events, tells the story of Operation June Dawn in 1992 and pays tribute to the fallen Croatian defenders through descriptions of the fates of real people and their sacrifice.

Krijesnice

A collection of children's poetry published in 1973 (first edition, later 1975, 1977, 1980, 1982). Stanislav Femenić, a Croatian poet, storyteller and physician (1924–2012), dedicated most of his work to children and young people.

Krik

The Scream is an exciting, yet dark story about personal experiences during the horrors of war. It is a deeply religiously inspired novel that questions the relationship between light and darkness, good and evil.

Krila od etera

Krilati konjanik

The Winged Horseman by Jure Kaštelan, an anthology edited by Branimir Donat, includes poems from all phases of the poet's creative career, from his debut collection, Red Horse (1940) to When Birds Disappear (1989).

Krimskrams

A black comedy about three friends in a midlife crisis. They are childish, egocentric, vain, irresponsible, and get into a series of tragicomic situations, and the novel features a whole gallery of characters from Zagreb's social life, as well as from the

Kristalna ruda svemira

Kritike i prikazi

A collection of literary, theater, and art criticism by Milan Begović. It contains his reviews of performances at the Croatian National Theater, essays on drama, literature, and art, written with elegance and wit.

Kriza / Mi smo za pravicu