Zlocin u kleveti
| AUTHOR | D. Markovic, Marko |
| PUBLISHER | Globland Books (10/20/2025) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
Roman "Zlocin u kleveti" duboko je emotivno i eticki promisljeno knjizevno delo koje nas vraca istinskim, tradicionalnim vrednostima i sustinskim pitanjima ljudske prirode. U duhu najboljih srpskih realista, Markovic gradi slozenu, ali pristupacnu naraciju prozetu iskrenoscu, toplinom i moralnom snagom. U sredistu price nalazi se tragican slucaj podmetnutog zlocina u kome strada nevin covek - casni starac, olicenje pravde i dostojanstva. Kroz njegovu sudbinu, autor preispituje smisao zakona, pravde i istine, ali i samu srz ljudske duse. Konflikt izme?u dobra i zla, svetlosti i tame, pravicnosti i pokvarenosti, provlaci se kao nit kroz citavo delo, oblikujuci bogatu galeriju likova: od uzvisenog Ivana Petrovica do zlokobnih figura poput Vuka Ivanovica i Nikolaja Martinovica. Pisac ne samo da majstorski prikazuje unutrasnje lomove balkanskog coveka, njegove moralne dileme i dusevne borbe, vec nudi i snazne poruke o oprostu, veri, ljubavi i mogucnosti duhovne preobrazbe. I dok jedni junaci posrcu u sopstvenom mraku, drugi snagom ljubavi i plemenitosti ostaju svetionici nade - a neki, cak i iz najdublje tame, uspevaju da pronadju put ka svetlosti. "Zlo?in u kleveti" je roman koji nas podseca da su i u najtezim vremenima moguce istina, iskupljenje i, najvaznije, ljubav kao krajnji lek za coveka.
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A powerful moral drama in the tradition of Serbian realism. When a false accusation destroys the reputation of an honorable elder-Ivan Petrovic, a man known for his dignity and fairness-the town must decide whether law serves truth or merely echoes the loudest voices. Markovic's tale unfolds with warmth and clarity, following a web of characters whose choices reveal the thin line between justice and convenience: the ominous Vuk Ivanovic, the calculating Nikolaj Martinovic, and those who would rather look away. The result is a page-turner with a conscience-about how a single lie can become "fact," and how courage, even quiet courage, can turn the tide.
Yet this is more than a courtroom of ideas. It is a novel about the soul: about forgiveness that refuses to be naïve, faith that steadies the hand, and love that does the slow work of healing what malice has broken. Without spoiling its turns, Markovic points us toward the possibility of change-even for those who have traveled far into the dark.
Roman "Zlocin u kleveti" duboko je emotivno i eticki promisljeno knjizevno delo koje nas vraca istinskim, tradicionalnim vrednostima i sustinskim pitanjima ljudske prirode. U duhu najboljih srpskih realista, Markovic gradi slozenu, ali pristupacnu naraciju prozetu iskrenoscu, toplinom i moralnom snagom. U sredistu price nalazi se tragican slucaj podmetnutog zlocina u kome strada nevin covek - casni starac, olicenje pravde i dostojanstva. Kroz njegovu sudbinu, autor preispituje smisao zakona, pravde i istine, ali i samu srz ljudske duse. Konflikt izme?u dobra i zla, svetlosti i tame, pravicnosti i pokvarenosti, provlaci se kao nit kroz citavo delo, oblikujuci bogatu galeriju likova: od uzvisenog Ivana Petrovica do zlokobnih figura poput Vuka Ivanovica i Nikolaja Martinovica. Pisac ne samo da majstorski prikazuje unutrasnje lomove balkanskog coveka, njegove moralne dileme i dusevne borbe, vec nudi i snazne poruke o oprostu, veri, ljubavi i mogucnosti duhovne preobrazbe. I dok jedni junaci posrcu u sopstvenom mraku, drugi snagom ljubavi i plemenitosti ostaju svetionici nade - a neki, cak i iz najdublje tame, uspevaju da pronadju put ka svetlosti. "Zlo?in u kleveti" je roman koji nas podseca da su i u najtezim vremenima moguce istina, iskupljenje i, najvaznije, ljubav kao krajnji lek za coveka.
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A powerful moral drama in the tradition of Serbian realism. When a false accusation destroys the reputation of an honorable elder-Ivan Petrovic, a man known for his dignity and fairness-the town must decide whether law serves truth or merely echoes the loudest voices. Markovic's tale unfolds with warmth and clarity, following a web of characters whose choices reveal the thin line between justice and convenience: the ominous Vuk Ivanovic, the calculating Nikolaj Martinovic, and those who would rather look away. The result is a page-turner with a conscience-about how a single lie can become "fact," and how courage, even quiet courage, can turn the tide.
Yet this is more than a courtroom of ideas. It is a novel about the soul: about forgiveness that refuses to be naïve, faith that steadies the hand, and love that does the slow work of healing what malice has broken. Without spoiling its turns, Markovic points us toward the possibility of change-even for those who have traveled far into the dark.