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Each month, host David A. Goldfarb will present a new topic in conversation with an expert on that author or book or movement in Polish literature. More about the Encounters with Polish and Ukrainian Literature series and the timeline.\nJacek Dukaj (b. 1974) is one of Poland\u2019s most distinguished science fiction writers today, working in the literary tradition of Stanis\u0142aw Lem, considering philosophical ideas and history in the context of futuristic scenarios as well writing straightforward essays about literature and the future of writing more broadly. He has won the European Union Prize for Literature, Ko\u015bcielski Literary Award, the Czech Magnesia Litera covering all genres, and several Janusz A. 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She has also translated academic books including Grzegorz Nizio\u0142ek\u2019s The Polish Theatre of the Holocaust (2019).\nShe is an Honorary Research Fellow of the University College London School of Slavonic and East European Studies, where she worked for twenty-three years as Area Specialist librarian responsible for the Russian, Ukrainian and Polish collections and also occasionally taught Polish literature to undergraduates, before devoting herself primarily to translation. She has contributed to and co-edited five volumes of essays on Polish literature. She has been instrumental in introducing the work of Polish women authors from the 19th and early 20th centuries to Anglophone readers. 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