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Sima Mravić's novel Konstantin the God-Fearing (2002) caused a terrible literary-critical-ethno-patriotic-moral-ethical scandal in his native Zagreb, which immediately made Sima one of the most popular young writers in Croatia and a well-deserved public favourite. The novel is truly provocative, bold and unusual in every way.

The work is set in the first half of the nineties, when Croatia was fighting for its independence. The novel ties together the personal experiences of the poet, who, despite living as a young Zagreb bon vivant, remains lonely, and his national drama as a Croatian Serb at a time when both of his peoples faced off as enemies.

The book also includes poetry by the author.