Nikola Andrić

[2] In 1913, he started a popular publishing house Zabavna biblioteka ("Entertainment Library") and served as its editor-in-chief until his death.

In 1887 in the weekly Srijemski Hrvat he published a short story Lov na sjedećke, a parody of the humorous piece with the same name written by Vilim Korajac.

[2] In 1902 he published a book about the making of secular literature in Slavonia, Iz ratničke književnosti hrvatske.

He wrote a monograph on Serbian writer Pavle Solarić, and in 1895 a book Spomen-knjiga Hrvatskog zemaljskog kazališta pri otvaranju nove kazališne zgrade ("The memorial book of the Croatian State Theatre for the opening of the new theater building").

[3] Of 603 works published by Zabavna biblioteka he personally translated more than 60 novels and short stories, as well as the same number of dramas – mostly from French, German and Russian.