Review
The Ustaše swore to fight, then they fled
Boris Rašeta and Goran Gavranović reconstruct the escape of the Ustaša leadership and the birth of the new Yugoslavia in their book 'Eight Days in May'
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Review
Knausgård, Satan and the Third Reich
In 'The Third Realm', Karl Ove Knausgård constructs a chilling vision of a world in which even the dead no longer leave
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interview
We encounter peer violence every day
In a conversation about her novel 'Just One of Them', Petra Prtajin reveals how words, silence, and social media shape the lives of Generation Z
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Feature
The art of leaving things out
Gerbrand Bakker’s fiction is defined by minimalism, eerie silence, and lonely characters searching for a way out of their lives
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Essay
On the assassination of Stjepan Radić
In a thought-provoking essay, Miljenko Jergović explores the blurred boundary between reality and fiction, questioning what truth really means
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Review
Truth is a book none of us has yet read
The autobiography of the great contemporary theologian Tomáš Halík is, above all, beautifully written - slightly ironic...
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Review
Heart of darkness, heart of evil!
The story of Joseph Conrad’s life and travels and the colonial experience that inspired his journey through the Congo and the writing of 'Heart of darkness'
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Criticism
The savage reality behind tradition
In her novel 'A Woman Is No Man', Etaf Rum exposes arranged marriages, violence, and the lives of women trapped by tradition
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Review
Where science ends and torture begins
In 'Butcher', Joyce Carol Oates explores the dark history of medicine through the life of one of the 19th century’s most controversial doctors
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Review
Beneath the silence, something lurks
'The Bird Tribunal' is a novel about two outcasts who, through a series of unfortunate circumstances, find themselves in an isolated place
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