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05.11.2026.
Zagreb, HR

New title available – "Metamorphosis"

Now available from TIM press: a new title and the first book by Oren Harman to be published in Croatian. In it, the professor and award-winning writer explores one of the most fascinating phenomena in nature – metamorphosis. The transformative nature of parenthood first prompted him to reflect on the cycles of life, then led him to research them, and finally to write an extensive and rich natural ...

03.11.2026.
Zagreb, HR

TIM press on 2026 Inteliber Book Fair

The arrival of November and the scent of freshly printed books are sure signs that this year’s Interliber is just around the corner! Join us from Tuesday 10 November to Sunday 15 November 2026 at the TIM press stand in Pavilion 5 of the Zagreb Fair. Step into the house of good books, fill your shelves with new releases or pick out gifts for your loved ones! All titles will be available at a...

03.11.2026.
Zagreb, HR

New title – „Pluralising humanism“

Following Both Freedom and Belonging, Slavica Jakelić’s first book published by TIM press, we bring you her new title, translated by Marko Maras. While in her first book the author analysed insights from sociology, religious studies, history and political philosophy and examined and connected religions, nationalisms and solidarity, in her new book, Pluralizing Humanism, she focuses on the po...

02.11.2026.
Zagreb, HR

NEW TITLE - "RAZDUŽIVANJE"

We present a new title: the diary of Željko Stipić, the first book of its kind penned by a Croatian trade unionist! From September 2023 to June 2024, Željko Stipić—who has led the Preporod education union for two decades, recorded daily events unfolding around him and within him. What began as a log of preparations for a union assembly in Lovran evolved into a chronicle of one of the most turbul...

14.10.2026.
Zagreb, HR

Rhythm&Book: „Political (Im)balances“ with Nikolina Borčić

Last night, in the great atmosphere of Crni mačak, we held the final Ritam&Knjiga event of the season. Vlatka Kolarović talked with our guest Nikolina Borčić, connecting three books: Lars Svendsen’s latest, Trump and the Philosophers; The Light That Failed by Ivan Krastev and Stephen Holmes; and Nikolina Borčić’s book The Devil Is in the Detail. The conversation covered language as the thread...

23.09.2026.
Zagreb, HR

Rhythm&Book: „Political (Im)balances“ with Nikolina Borčić

In the final edition of Rhythm&Book for this year, we will discuss politics—not just as it plays out in parliaments, elections, and speeches, but also within language, symbols, emotions, and the way we shape our worldview. Our guest is Nikolina Borčić, and the conversation will be moderated by Vlatka Kolarović. The discussion is prompted by three books that explore contemporary politics and s...

22.09.2026.
Zagreb, HR

Borislav Pavlovski Receives the International Dragi Award

Renowned Macedonian studies scholar, philologist and translator Borislav Pavlovski has received the 2026 International Dragi Award for the most significant translation of a literary work originally written in Macedonian. The award recognizes his Croatian translation of Bayezid and Olivera by Macedonian writer Dragi Mihajlovski which we published earlier this year. The jury highlighted...

17.09.2026.
Zagreb, HR

Rhythm&Book: „Everyday Extremists“ with Goran Pećanac

Last night at Crni mačak, we held the fourth Rhythm&Book gathering of the year, featuring our author Goran Pećanac. In conversation with Vlatka Kolarović, he discussed three books: Raspotočje burning, Left is not woke, and the third volume of Kafka’s Diaries. Pećanac reflected on the concepts of “left” and “woke,” commented on the rise of the right in Europe, and noted that he could never wri...

02.09.2026.
Zagreb, HR

Rhythm&Book – „Everyday Extremists“ with Goran Pećanac

After the summer break, we’re back at Crni mačak on September 16 at 6 PM, with another one of our authors, for an evening intriguingly titled „Everyday Extremists“ with Goran Pećanac! Politics, ideology, culture, extremism, and a world in which the line between the absurd and the normal is becoming increasingly blurred will be the topics of Goran Pećanac’s conversation with Vlatka Kolarović. The ...

31.08.2026.
Zagreb, HR

Slobodan Šnajder died

On Sunday, August 30, at the age of 78, distinguished Croatian writer, playwright, novelist and essayist Slobodan Šnajder passed away. His novel The Age of Brass was published by TIM press in 2015, followed by a second edition in 2016 and a third, expanded edition in 2018. A sweeping story of the fates of individuals and families against the backdrop of 20th-century European history, the novel ...