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Kronos. Personal accounting

A. LOCKWOOD TALKS TO R. GOMBROWICZ, K. SUCHANOW AND J. JARZĘBSKI

There’s a basic difference between the ‘Diary’ and ‘Kronos’. The ‘Diary’ is something that is created by the author. ‘Kronos’ is something that writes itself

Diary Revisited

Alan Lockwood talks to Allen J. Kuharski

Gombrowicz uses his own idiosyncratic terms like ‘maturity’, ‘immaturity’, ‘superiority’, ‘inferiority’, ‘form’. The index almost killed me. I would say it’s like annotating Nietzsche, with the level of it

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

NOT IN ENGLISH YET:
No Illusions

Grzegorz Wysocki

Is what I have found out enough for me? Can I go home now? A Brussels Airlines flight could take me back to Brussels in just a few hours. What else do I want to learn here?

Ryszard Kapuściński. A Life

Victoria Brittain talks to Artur Domosławski

Biography of one of the most significant journalists of the twentieth century is now available in English. ‘Where does journalism end and literature begin?’ Artur Domosławski at the Frontline Club

The Night Wanderers. Uganda’s Children and the Lord’s Resistance Army

Agnieszka Le Nart

Jagielski’s book is a tale of the frustration of being a lone reporter in Africa

Shorthand

Kronos. Personal accounting

A. LOCKWOOD TALKS TO R. GOMBROWICZ, K. SUCHANOW AND J. JARZĘBSKI

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Ryszard Kapuściński. A Life

Victoria Brittain talks to Artur Domosławski

Biography of one of the most significant journalists of the twentieth century is now available in English. ‘Where does journalism end and literature begin?’ Artur Domosławski at the Frontline Club

Diary Revisited

Alan Lockwood talks to Allen J. Kuharski

Gombrowicz uses his own idiosyncratic terms like ‘maturity’, ‘immaturity’, ‘superiority’, ‘inferiority’, ‘form’. The index almost killed me. I would say it’s like annotating Nietzsche, with the level of it

The Night Wanderers. Uganda’s Children and the Lord’s Resistance Army

Agnieszka Le Nart

Jagielski’s book is a tale of the frustration of being a lone reporter in Africa

CRAFTSMEN OF CULTURE:
A Literary Kapo

Jan Gondowicz

The explosive mixture of hurt ambitions, feelings of superiority and complexes changes the editing process into a farce worthy of Gombrowicz himself. You need to have nerves of steel – on the job of an editor

Uptown Boy

Łukasz Saturczak

An icon? He’s the same guy he always was: deserter, star of the literary world, philosopher. Even the cuss he supposedly muttered upon hearing the verdict of the Nike Award jury might be treated as a part of some convention: Andrzej Stasiuk

POETRY: The Passive

Marcin Sas

She really sleeps, she doesn’t pretend to be dead anymore – poem by Marcin Sas, translated and produced by Ola Bilińska

The Reading Lab: Shorthand

One upon a time John Wray lead a Twitter workshop in Wrocław. It was a part of The Reading Lab at the European Culture Congress. See the video

POETRY: Under a Sugar Rock, Echoes

Magdalena Bielska

Under a sugar rock various affairs: a rounded island, a liquid planet that came into view in the sky one day. Never to vanish again

Fewer Quickies

AGNIESZKA SOWIŃSKA TALKS TO ŁUKASZ ORBITOWSKI

Who says you can’t sit down on the couch, open up a bottle of wine and sip it along to some music while reading a book?

POETRY: Julia Superstar

Michał Szymaniak

Poem by Michał Szymaniak. English translation and audio version by Ola Bilińska

books + consumerism = mésalliance

AGNIESZKA SOWIŃSKA TALKS TO DOROTA MASŁOWSKA

Dorota Masłowska about piles of books and the pornographically unproductive act of reading

My Mortality Should Touch You

Adam Wiedemann

There’s no ‘using’ Szymborska. Every one of her best poems is a self-contained monad governed by its own set of secret laws, which usually end up as crude imitations when attempted by anyone else

Pups

Sylwia Siedlecka

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

Wisława Szymborska (1923-2012)

John Biweekly

Wisława Szmborska died on 1 February

POETRY:
Dandyism Counterattacks

Andrzej Kotański

Poem by Andrzej Kotański and its audio interpretation by Ola Bilińska