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Wisława Szymborska (1923-2012)

Wisława Szmborska has died on 1 February

Political Gambit

Michał Oleszczyk

Political Critique and their debate on film unwittingly revealed just how much anti-intellectualism still exists among the Polish artistic elite

Should Not Have Been Born, Grzegorz Kwiatkowski

‘Should Not Have Been Born’ explores styles that contrast with those found in most of the poetry currently being published by young authors, and it warrants a reading if only for that reason.

NOT IN ENGLISH YET:
Make Your Own Paradise

Justyna Wodzisławska

Czech culture, suggests Szczygieł, is the culture of distortion, of avoidance and of bursting into laughter. And the Czechs are a nation that doesn’t like to suffer

NOTES FROM UNDER THE TABLE:
Flash-mob Miłosz vs. The Long and Lonesome Stand of Tadeusz Różewicz

The centenary of Miłosz’s birth has been quite well covered in the UK. There was always something magisterial about him, both as a poet and as a man

WHO'S WHO AND WHY:
Eugeniusz Tkaczyszyn-Dycki

Agnieszka Le Nart

His nostalgic descriptions of days gone by and people he’s known give these writings a seductive air. His writings have been referred to as a ‘dark passion’

Shorthand

Nobel literature prize winning poet Szymborska died http://t.co/NKtV0GcC
Mapping Stereotypes: Europe according to the Poles http://t.co/VHNgw4NR via @alphadesigner
Wesołowski + Kaliski by FewQuietPeople via #soundcloud http://t.co/q7LY07Zc
Archives: NYC Street Pole from Biweekly#02 via #soundcloud http://t.co/ngxZzIiX
Tillmans in Zachęta until 31 Jan http://t.co/pUm65mbS
Nosferatu's performance with English subs in Teatr Narodowy tonight http://t.co/ugdQuVUP
while ACTA is being protested http://t.co/CmUDLQQs we should discuss culture's new circulation tonight at 18.00 in Zacheta Gallery in Warsaw
have you seen my brand new outfit?;) http://t.co/YSTmBA4t
Poland - that is to say nowhere http://t.co/80EzptcU
dodecaudion - at least watch! http://t.co/PttM3z15

Pups

Sylwia Siedlecka

Read an exerpt from ‘Pups’, a novel by Sylwia Siedlecka

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POETRY:
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Andrzej Kotański
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Wisława Szymborska (1923-2012)
John Biweekly
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NOT IN ENGLISH YET:
The Story of a Short Story
Patrycja Pustkowiak

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POETRY:
Dandyism Counterattacks
Andrzej Kotański
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Wisława Szymborska (1923-2012)
John Biweekly
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NOT IN ENGLISH YET:
The Story of a Short Story
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Opening of the Czesław Miłosz International Dialogue Centre – Online Broadcast on 30 June
John Biweekly
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SOMETHING OR OTHER:
The Goneness of the Past
Irena Grudzińska-Gross
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BEFORE THE EUROPEAN CULTURE CONGRESS:
Between Artists and Administrators
Zygmunt Bauman
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HIGH AND LOW BLOW:
If Poles Don’t Read,
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Grzegorz Wysocki
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BEFORE THE EUROPEAN CULTURE CONGRESS:
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In Praise of Eugenics
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Wisława Szymborska (1923-2012)

John Biweekly

Wisława Szmborska has died on 1 February

POETRY:
Dandyism Counterattacks

Andrzej Kotański

Poem by Andrzej Kotański and its audio interpretation by Ola Bilińska

NOT IN ENGLISH YET:
The Story of a Short Story

Patrycja Pustkowiak

Let’s master the art of writing short stories – a genre where style, high culture of language, and the ability to take mental shortcuts are absolutely crucial

NOTES FROM UNDER THE
TABLE: A Literature of
Intimate Space

James Hopkin

The idea of the festival should be about a dialogue between languages, and how good literature with good translators can make nonsense of national borders and take us all to an intimate space not infiltrated by media-speak or nationalism

Africa as an Invention and a Duty

Eliza Szybowicz

In her newest book, Dom żółwia. Zanzibar, Szejnert shows that she is aware of the roles and conventions that limit anyone attempting to read or write about Africa

WHO'S WHO AND WHY:
Eugeniusz Tkaczyszyn-Dycki

Agnieszka Le Nart

His nostalgic descriptions of days gone by and people he’s known give these writings a seductive air. His writings have been referred to as a ‘dark passion’

NOTES FROM UNDER THE TABLE:
Flash-mob Miłosz vs. The Long and Lonesome Stand of Tadeusz Różewicz

James Hopkin

The centenary of Miłosz’s birth has been quite well covered in the UK. There was always something magisterial about him, both as a poet and as a man

COCTAIL ARTY:
Feasts with Devils

Paweł Soszyński

The 17th century ‘Town Chronicles of Kalisz’ recount a very interesting testimony of a certain witch named Dorota. Her account is a fascinating tale of a magical nighttime journey through the wilderness to a feast with devils

BEFORE THE EUROPEAN CULTURE CONGRESS:
Reading Lab

Agnieszka Słodownik

The Reading Lab at the European Culture Congress (8-11 September 2011) is intended to pose a variety of questions concerning modern book shelves, storytelling and reading within the noise

Every Man for Himself

Joanna Ostrowska

For the first time in years, the topic of the Rwandan Genocide became an important issue of public debate

SOMETHING OR OTHER:
Poetic Emergency – wedding song

Irena Grudzińska-Gross

A very close friend of mine needed a poem to include in her blessing at the wedding of her daughter. The bride grew up bilingual so my friend wanted a poem written in Polish, but with an English language version

Opening of the Czesław Miłosz International Dialogue Centre – Online Broadcast on 30 June

John Biweekly

On the eve of the Polish EU Presidency Krasnogruda will host the grand opening of the Czesław Miłosz International Dialogue Centre. On this occasion enthusiasts of the Nobel Prize Winner’s art will arrive from all over the world. One of the guests will be Zygmunt Bauman who will participate in the Agora of Philosophers

Political Gambit

Michał Oleszczyk

Political Critique and their debate on film unwittingly revealed just how much anti-intellectualism still exists among the Polish artistic elite

BEFORE THE EUROPEAN CULTURE CONGRESS:
Culture in a Uniting Europe

Zygmunt Bauman

Europe’s task consists of passing on to all the art of everyone learning from everyone

In Praise of Eugenics

Kinga Dunin

Maciej Zaremba Bielawski’s involvement in the subject may also stem from other, more personal, motivations