Rhythm&Book: „Moderation as a virtue“ with Aurelian Craiutu
  • 02.06.2026.
  • Zagreb, HR

Rhythm&Book: „Moderation as a virtue“ with Aurelian Craiutu

Last night, in the intimate setting of the Crni mačak café bar, we presented Why Not Moderation? by Romanian-American author and political scientist Aurelian Craiutu. In a relaxed conversation with Nikola Petković, Craiutu explained why moderates are often mistakenly perceived as passive cowards and challenged that view. He also reflected, naturally, on Trump and his administration, while also lo...

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Craiutu in Večernji
  • 25.05.2026.
  • Zagreb, HR

Craiutu in Večernji

On May 18, Večernji list published an interview by Branimir Pofuk with the Romanian-American political scientist Aurelian Craiutu, author of the book Why Not Moderation? Letters to Young Radicals. You can read the full interview here.

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Bradatan and Craiutu in Rijeka
  • 21.05.2026.
  • Zagreb, HR

Bradatan and Craiutu in Rijeka

On Friday, 22 May at 6:00 PM, the Gradska knjižnica Rijeka will host a panel discussion titled „Why Moderation Is Fragile: The (Un)Culture of Public Dialogue“, featuring our authors Costica Bradatan and Aurelian Craiutu. The discussion will be held in English and moderated and interpreted by Nikola Petković. Read more here.

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„Moderation as a Virtue“ with Aurelian Craiutu
  • 14.05.2026.
  • Zagreb, HR

„Moderation as a Virtue“ with Aurelian Craiutu

The fifth season of the beloved cultural programme Rhythm&Book continues with guest appearances by international authors, engaging new titles, and distinctive musical rhythms. Is moderation still valued in modern society? Is moderation a form of freedom or limitation? And can a person truly live without boundaries? These are just some of the questions we will explore at our final gathering ...

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An interview with Goran Granić in Večernji
  • 14.05.2026.
  • Zagreb, HR

An interview with Goran Granić in Večernji

On Saturday, 9th of May, an interview Branimir Pofuk made with our author Goran Granić on occasion of release of his new book State, society, Church was published in Večernji list. You can read the article here. 

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New title – „The Swimmer“
  • 07.05.2026.
  • Zagreb, HR

New title – „The Swimmer“

Another outstanding title by Pierre Assouline, translated by Dubravka Celebrini, is now available to Croatian readers! In the novel The Swimmer, Pierre Assouline tells the extraordinary life story of Alfred Nakache. Born in Constantine, Algeria, Nakache was a French and European champion as well as a world record holder. As an elite athlete, he represented France at the 1936 Olympic Games in...

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TIM press on Kliofest 2026
  • 05.05.2026.
  • Zagreb, HR

TIM press on Kliofest 2026

TIM press is once again taking part in Kliofest, a history festival that will be held from May 5 to May 8 at the National and University Library in Zagreb. A wide range of engaging book presentations awaits you, along with a large selection of history and related titles available at discounted prices. You can read more about the program of the 13th Kliofest here:...

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Svendsen and Kulenović on „Špica s Macanom“
  • 30.04.2026.
  • Zagreb, HR

Svendsen and Kulenović on „Špica s Macanom“

On Saturday, May 2nd at 10 AM, don't forget to watch Lars Svendsen and Enes Kulenović on Špica s Macanom podcast! The podcast will be available on Špica s Macanom YouTube channel.  In the meantime, here is a short teaser.

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Lars Svendsen on Rhythm&Book
  • 15.04.2026.
  • Zagreb, HR

Lars Svendsen on Rhythm&Book

Last night, there was standing room only at Crni mačak! As part of the Rhythm&Book programme, we hosted another engaging and well-attended event titled “On Stupidity, Idiocy, and Stupid Idiots” with Lars Svendsen. Our guest of the evening, Norwegian philosopher Lars Fr. H. Svendsen, was joined in conversation by Vlatka Kolarović. They discussed his book On Stupidity, Idiocy and Stupid Idiots,...

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An Interview with Lars Svendsen
  • 13.04.2026.
  • Zagreb, HR

An Interview with Lars Svendsen

On the occasion of Svendsen’s visit to Zagreb, the publication of the second, updated edition of the highly popular book On Stupidity, Idiocy, and Stupid Idiots, and his appearance at Ritam&Knjiga, Branimir Pofuk interviewed this Norwegian philosopher. The interview was published in the Obzor supplement of Večernji list on April 11, and you can read it here.

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