Marcin Wicha’s “Rzeczy, których nie wyrzuciłem” in Czech

with the support of the Book Institute

Lisicki’s “Luter. Ciemna strona rewolucji” in Hungarian

with the support of the Book Institute

Greek translation of Olga Tokarczuk’s “Flights”

with the support of the Book Institute

“Mała Zagłada” by Anna Janko in Hungarian

with the support of the Book Institute

Italian translation of Stanisław Lem’s “Katar”

with the support of the Book Institute

Multidimensional, lyrical and funny novel narrated by a dog

Klimko-Dobrzaniecki has created a story about ordinary life, set against the background of unfolding world history

Author of the month

Leopold Tyrmand

What binds all of Leopold Tyrmand’s work together is he himself. Even when drawing a wide panorama of the social life of the People’s Republic of Poland, the writer was self-creating. It also included the outfit he wore: red-green-orange-black striped socks, shortish shorts, and checked English jackets. To this day, Tyrmand remains one of the characters with the greatest influence on Polish pop culture and popularity of jazz music in Poland.

Jerzy Liebert

Collected Poems

Liebert’s legacy reflects the dilemmas of a generation which was to create Poland anew

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Leopold Tyrmand

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