Three is one of the best novels published in Croatia in the past decade and a half.
Damir Radić | Croatian Radio 3
Everything in this novel is open, from its structure to the relationship between characters; everything here is high in intensity and does not tolerate to be read in intervals, but “in one sitting.”
Jagna Pogačnik | Jutarnji list
Unforgiving, forensically detailed dissection of passion, jealousy, infidelity and faithfulness is impressive and does not let to be forgotten.
Jadranka Pintarić | Vijenac
By identifying writing as a creative act and amatory spice, Glamuzina reminds of Durrell’s The Alexandria Quartet.
Zdravko Zima | Novi List
This is a novel about lovers who are never just a couple in love – in fact they are always an un-couple. There is always a third person, a third wheel, and everyone is neither first, nor second but a little bit of the third. Glamuzina writes a layered, dynamic story of love that’s everything but routine. Three is a novel without compromise, a story to be remembered, a true provocation.
Robert Perišić | A Writer
The world in this novel, although seemingly rough and unpleasant, draws us with its incredible power because it offers a journey through a spiritual landscape not many have experienced. And intriguing story about love and torture, jealousy and gentleness, obsession and tolerance from which, through the splinters of souls, elementary humanity radiates. I can’t remember if we have ever read such a difficult story with so much ease.
Zoran Ferić | A Writer
