Boris Vukotić’s new novel Klan to be presented at Interliber

Zagreb writer, foreign policy analyst and lawyer Boris Vukotić has published a new novel, Klan. The book, released by Zagreb publishing house Jesenski i Turk, will be officially presented to the Croatian public at this year's Interliber book fair in Zagreb.

The novel focuses on the origins and survival of a clan, and the relationships among its members. At its centre is a family shown not only as a community bound by blood, but also as a group whose identity is shaped by historical circumstances, shared heritage and the effort to endure.

According to the publisher's description, Klan explores how family ties and belonging are passed down through generations and how historical events influence the fates of individuals.

Reviews highlight the theme of legacy that an individual does not choose, but must justify through their actions. This legacy is seen not simply as part of the past, but as something constantly reshaped by the decisions of new generations.

Vukotić, who lives and works in Zagreb, has previously published several novels and one poetry collection. His earlier works include Srce islama (2016), Mjesečar (2021), Nepoželjna osoba (2022) and Fokalizator (2024), as well as the poetry collection Život i snovi (2014). He is also the author of the novel Bruno Deimos, published in Novi Sad in 2026.

Interliber, Croatia's largest book fair, is held annually in Zagreb and attracts publishers, authors and readers from across the region. Visitors will be able to find Klan at the Jesenski i Turk stand during the fair.