Vladimir Nazor is a distinctive literary creator who created myths, fairy tales and songs. Nazor's creativity can be divided into three phases. The first phase is characterized by myths and legends, for which he draws inspiration from historical events. He strives to raise awareness of national identity with his literary works . The second phase is marked by the Dionysian sense of nature, praising the beauty and joy of life, while the third one by the world of mysticism with ontological concerns. Nazor emphasizes that art is aesthetically stronger than reality. While writing for children, he seeks inspiration in everyday events of children's lives. The characters, the relationships among them, the man's personality, the actions that flow associatively, as in Halugica and the setting are typical of his fairy tales. Nazor places the setting of his literary works in famous Croatian locations such as the Adriatic sea, the coast, the islands, Učka and Velebit. His fairy tales rely on narrative and Slavic mythology, in them the world is small, with characters that acquire human and supernatural properties. There are also fantastic plants and animals, but the situations he puts them in are real. The transition from reality to fiction is natural. The most famous fairy tales are Minji, Halugica, White Deer (Bijeli jelen), Veli Jože, King Albus (Kralj Albus). While writing about the myth, Nazor touches on many of the Slavic myths, the myth of the promised land and the myth of the creation of the world. In some works prevails Christianity with Greek, Slavic, Egyptian and pre-Christian folklore motifs. Nazor introduces us to the myth of the promised land In the tale Veli Jože.