Indie publishers and comic books distributors share their favourite publications at a windy Brighton’s beach.
Founded in 2007 by (currently) Brighton-based Ania Suska & Michał Słomka, Centrala publishes graphic books.
Currently they run three series: Love (children books), Life (graphic novels), and Death (art books). They promote authors from the minor European countries and have a special focus on female artists.
Centrala’s latest release is ‘Wage Slaves’ by Polish-Swedish Daria Bogdańska and tells a story of everyday life and politics in a precarious and divided society.
Watch their recommendations video recorded for the #PolishCultureKatchUp:
Needle’s Eye by Wiesław Myśliwski – Now
We are delighted to highlight the English publication of Needle’s Eye, the newest novel by one of Poland’s most acclaimed contemporary writers, Wiesław Myśliwski
10
12.2025
Events, Literature, News
An article exploring the digitisation of Selenographia
Selenographia combines meticulous scientific observation with remarkable engravings made by Hevelius himself. Its 111 plates reveal a richly detailed lunar landscape and introduced names still used in modern astronomy.
05
12.2025
News
The 36th Literary Salon at the Polish
The theme of the upcoming meeting will be “The Cinema and Writings of Krzysztof Zanussi”, and the conversation with the director will be led by his biographer, the well-known journalist Michał Dondzik.
21
12.2025
Events, Film, Literature