“What Have You Done, Zoe Bloom?” by Aga Lesiewicz
The latest psychological thriller by Aga Lesiewicz, "What Have You Done, Zoe Bloom?", takes readers on a suspenseful journey through the complexities of identity and the intricate web of deception.
05
12.2024
Books
“Jarmark” by Kamila Rymajdo
A new book by a Polish-British journalist Kamila Rymajdo explores Taco Hemingway’s "Jarmark" (Fair) as a cultural lens on Poland’s populist turn and postsocialist legacy.
06
02.2024
Books
Exploring Polish Cuisine: Books by Magdalena Tomaszewska-Bolałek
Explore the rich flavours and cultural heritage of Poland through award-winning books and recipes (Free to download).
28
11.2024
Books
“The Counterfeit Countess” by Elizabeth B. White and Joanna Sliwa
The untold story of a Jewish mathematician who saved thousands of lives in occupied Poland.
16
01.2025
Books, History, Literature
“The Bridge” short story by Pawel Huelle
Translated into English by Antonia Lloyd-Jones, Pawel Huelle's short story "The Bridge" ( Most) will be published in the November edition of Irish literary magazine The Stinging Fly.
01
11.2024
30
11.2024
Books, Events, Literature
DELIVERANCE / ROZPĘTANIE poetry collection by Anna Błasiak
English-Polish volume of poems by Anna Błasiak about growing up queer in Poland in the 1980s, with photographs by Lisa Kalloo.
30
09.2024
31
12.2024
Books
“According to Her” by Maciej Hen
Translated by Anna Blasiak. Published by Holland House Books. November 2022. A book-length interview with the Mother of God. No questions, just answers. Shortlised for the EBRD Literature Prize 2023.
01
11.2022
Books, Resources
“To the Letter” Poetry Collection by Tomasz Różycki
Translated by Mira Rosenthal. Published by Archipelago Books, January 2024. Frank, acute, and intimate poems of human loss, resilience, and love - Różycki's To the Letter follows Lieutenant Anielewicz on the hunt for any clues that might lead 21st century human beings out of a sense of despair
09
01.2024
Books, Events, Literature
“Queen Cells” Poetry Collection by Małgorzata Lebda
Translated by Ela Wójcik-Leese. Published by Broken Sleep Books, August 2024. Queen Cells recounts – from early spring to another spring – the ‘work in blood’ of one family and one small village: Żeleźnikowa Wielka, in the Beskid Mountains of southern Poland, where Małgorzata Lebda grew up
31
08.2024
Books, Events, Literature