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:
Polish Culture Festival in the UK @
The Polish Social and Cultural Centre (POSK) and the Pomysłodalnia Foundation have launched an open call for UK-based Polish poets and artists to join the inaugural "Polish, Very Polish" festival in London from 12–20 September 2026. Submissions for the digital anthology and live poetry slam are open until 31 July 2026.
12
09.2026
20
09.2026
Events, Literature
Three Panufnik Composers 🗓
One legendary musical family, two completely different genres. Classical composer Roxanna Panufnik and electronic producer Jem "Stone" Panufnik have officially teamed up, blending acoustic tradition with modern soundscapes in a stunning new collaborative release.
04
09.2026
Music, News
Interview with Ursula Phillips, Literature translator, Found
In this episode, we sit down with Ursula Phillips, a renowned literary translator and academic. Ursula takes us behind the scenes of her incredible career, shares her unique philosophy on translation, and dives deep into her latest monumental achievement: translating Jacek Dukaj’s epic novel, Ice.
11
07.2026
Events, Film, History, Literature, Resources, Videos