Books by Dasa Drndic

A woman searches for identity amidst the deviation of war and the dislocation of immigration. Drndic's characteristic irony and sense of the weight of history set the prose alight. A book for all times.

A bristling follow-on from Belladonna - shortlisted for both the EBRD Prize and the Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize

A timely parable on the perils of growing old and infirm in an unforgiving modern world - by the author of the acclaimed Trieste

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.

A novel that exposes the abduction of young children during the Second World War, through the extraordinary story of a mother's search for her son.