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  • av Andrej Nikolaidis
    146 - 160,-

  • av Marina Sur Puhlovski
    150,-

    Wild Woman is an anti-love story, set against a background of economic hardship. Told through the undiluted language of thought and mania, the twists and turns of internal dialogue are brought alive by a narrator determined to find her true voice.To go wild in order to be free.

  • av Olja Savicevic
    140,-

  • av Dasa Drndic
    150,-

    Doppelganger consists of two stories that skillfully revisit the question of "doubles" and how an individual is perpetually caught between their own beliefs and those imposed on them by society.

  • av Biljana Jovanovic
    146,-

    A bohemian novel set in 1970s Yugoslavia which follows the loves and losses of a disfunctional family in Belgrade.

  • av Faruk Sehic
    160,-

    With this collection of brutal and heart-wrenching stories, the Bosnian writer Faruk Sehic secured his reputation as one of the greatest writers to emerge from the region. A war veteran and a poet, Sehic combines beauty and horror to seduce and surprise the reader.

  • av Mojca Kumerdej
    156,-

    A historical novel which looks at Central Europe in the 16th century - a territory plagued by ceaseless battles for supremacy between the Protestant political elite and the ruling Catholic Habsburg Monarchy. I

  • av Selvedin Avdić
    136,-

    A stunning, unique and deadly serious exploration of the roots and results of the Bosnian civil war of the early 1990s. Magical realism Balkan style: complete with some of the most terrifying characters of fantasy fiction.

  • av Mircea Eliade
    200,-

    A seminal novel by one of Romania's most respected writers and intellectuals An early exploration of adolescence, first love and burning ambition.

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    166,-

    'Hair Everywhere' is the touchng story of one family and how they cope with curing the incurable disease: cancer.

  • av Ales Steger
    140,-

    In the tradition of Bulgakov, Gogol and Kafka Ales Steger lets the forces of good and evil collide in this grandiose literary thriller. This is a debut novel filled with striking personae, haunting images and a grotesque plot. It proves, in the end, to be a journey into the heart of a European darkness.

  • av Goran Vojnovic
    180,-

    Years after the end of the conflict that tore about the country of Yugoslavia, a man goes in search of this father's true identity. A hard-hitting examination of a generation from the former Yugoslavia that escaped the bullets but not the war.

  • av Muharem Bazdulj
    166,-

    Set during Byron's famous journey across the Balkans in the aurum of 1809, this is a fictional reimagining of a love affair between the famous poet and a local beauty

  • av Ciler Ilhan
    216,-

    A collection of short stories which focus very much on the position of women in society, and in particular in modern Turkish society.

  • av Andrej Nikolaidis
    276,-

    One man's search for his true identity through an investigation of his parent's past which leads him to discover truths about the former Yugoslav secret services. Through his own unique and now recognizable style, Nikolaidis takes us into a world of criminal intrigue and a dissection of our humble human existence. Powerful, rich in philosophy.

  • - From Stalinism to Capitalism
    av Fatos Lubonja
    140,-

    A fascinating dissection of the political and social events which rapidly bought one of the world's strictest Stalinist regime to rough capitalism and financial collapse.

  • av Alek Popov
    146,-

    In the best European absurdist tradition, Popov has created a very funny novel about the trials and tribulations of transition society and the comedy to be found when cultures clash.

  • av Marija Knezevic
    160,-

    The story of Ekaterini is the story of one woman who lives through the twentieth century in a part of the world where a long life could bear witness to four major wars. This is history seen from the woman's point of view, the story of the ordinary lives of the women who live through the turbulent historical events of their time.

  • av Jelena Lengold
    156,-

    A witty, wonderful collection of short stories with a distinctly feminine, erotic flavour. With a selection of wonderful characters; from Elvis impersonators to cat lovers, Lengold takes the reader on a charming ride in this prize-winning collection.

  • av Marinko Koscec
    280,-

    A Handful of Sand is a love story and an ode to lost opportunity. Now far from his homeland, the novel''s protagonist looks back on his life, from his childhood, university days and first working experience to more intimate emotional events, making critical observations on human relationships and human existence. Interchanging with the chapters written in the narrator s voice are those narrated by a woman. As her story progresses, we realise that she is the love of his life: something that she hopes he will realise before it is too late.

  • av Cecilia Stefanescu
    280,-

    "This novel was first published in Romanian as Intrarea soarelui by Editura Polirom, 2008"--Colophon.

  • av Evald Flisar
    276,-

    A tale of innocence abused, 'My FAther's Dreams' is uniquely brave novel by one of Europe's greatest writers.

  • av Robert Perisic
    300,-

    A local journalist sends a distant relative to report on the war in Iraq, while he stays at home to sort out his love life and his professional career - all to varying degrees of success. As time goes on, things begin to unravel and he ends up having to fake his missing cousin's reports while struggling to hold on to his actress girlfriend.

  • av Octavian Paler
    96,-

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