“Triptych: Loneliness on the Internet” - under this title Janusz Leon Wisniewski released an expanded version of his amazing international bestseller. After all, immediately after the release of the first edition of the novel, he received twenty-three thousand emails, in which readers not only shared their impressions, but told stories from their lives, and each of them, according to Vishnevsky, was not inferior to the plot of “Loneliness” and could serve as material for a separate book. The best of these stories, selected and commented by Vishnevsky, make up the second part of the Triptych. The third part is the “Post-Epilogue”, the second epilogue, which sheds a completely new light both on the ending of “Loneliness on the Internet” and on the main events of the novel. “Of all that is eternal, love has the shortest life” - this is the leitmotif of this book . The heroes of “Loneliness on the Internet” meet in Internet chats, exchange erotic fantasies, and tell stories from their lives that turn out to be worse than any fiction. They will meet in Paris, having gone through more than one test, but the main test for love will be the meeting itself... In the fall of 2006, a film based on this novel was released, which set a box office record in the first month of Polish release, surpassing all Hollywood new releases.