The events described in the novel “In the Polish Forests” unfold in the first half and mid-19th century, on the eve of the Polish uprising of 1863. It reflec...

The novel takes the reader into a nightmare world - Hellgard - where the secret of the deadly weapon of the Romulan Empire lurks.

“The continuation of One Thousand and One Nights” (1788-1789) is the last work of Jacques Cazotte (1719-1792), a French writer, mystic, Kabbalist and Martini...

Dogs of this breed are very loyal to their owner and are highly trainable. The Caucasian Shepherd has a calm and balanced character. This book discusses the ...

Mexico City. Hot seventies. The doorbell rings, and a simple request from a neighbor to look after the cat turns Maite’s life upside down: the disappearance ...

A collection of the best short stories by the English writer, including both new and already familiar to readers from previous books, episodes from the autho...

What awaits us at the end of our earthly existence? Where do ghosts, doubles, ghosts come from? Is there evidence of an afterlife? For many centuries, simila...

Can a wedding without a bride be successful? Certainly! Seven guys are enough. From the context of their conversations, a portrait of a modern man emerges, e...

The heroes of the play “Everything is fine with us”: a little Girl, whose life comes down to finding ways to skip school and watch TV, her parents and their ...

“Two poor Romanians speaking Polish” is the story of two stoned lumpen people who, moving in space and conducting cacophonous dialogues, acquire a human face...

Tadeusz Ruzewicz is a special phenomenon in modern Polish literature, its pride and glory. Almost every one of his works, regardless of genre, combines thing...

The play “Sobbing” is about the genetics of female loneliness, constructed from monologues of three women, representatives of the same family: daughter, moth...