Pavle Maric, an honest architect, returns to his city after three years of self-imposed exile and struggles to prove that he is alive, in spite of the 'widow' and her heirs, who have other plans for him and his estate.

Zivota Cvijovic, a wealthy and ruthless businessman, devises a plan to buy a PhD, reputation, and a bright future for his inept and unteachable son.

Two of the last and perhaps the best works of the so-called 'Gogol of the Balkans', The Blessed One and The Doctor, are published for the first time in Greek.

A wonderful and sharp analyst of Serbian society in his time, Nušić signs two hilarious comedies, x-rays of a middle class that manages to survive despite political and social reforms, with unfulfilled desires, insatiable appetites, and elastic morals.