The topic of the final paper focuses on the narratological analysis of the novel The Walnut Mansion by Miljenko Jergović, one of the most important contemporary authors in the area of the former Yugoslavia. Jergović's prose is known for its layers, rich language, and specific narrative structure, which often combines different perspectives and periods, making his works a challenging but extremely fruitful field for narratological analysis. The novel is characterized by a complex structure and multi-layered fable, which includes different generations of one family, intertwining past and present, reality and fiction. Through careful analysis of narrative elements such as narrator, perspective, time, and space, this paper will explore how Jergović builds his narrative and uses these elements to create a complex but coherent world within the novel. The aim of the paper is, through a narratological approach, to shed light on how Jergović uses narrative techniques to shape a story that is not just a chronological, linear presentation of events but a dynamic and reflexive structure that allows the reader a deeper understanding of the characters, their destinies, and the wider historical context. This approach will enable a detailed analysis of how narrative techniques create meaning and the novel's emotional impact on the reader.