Stanislaw Lem (1921-2006) is the most famous writer in Poland in the second half of the 20th century and the first science fiction writer east of Germany, wh...

1863: War anxiety in Europe. Western powers are demanding that Russia stop fighting against Polish rebels, threatening to intervene. Emperor Alexander II dec...

A novel about how the first epic hero appeared on earth, with whom he fought and who he loved, what he was looking for and what he was striving for; about th...

The collection “Polish Corpses” includes stories by 15 authors representing a wide variety of literary traditions and movements. It is opened by the famous d...

The first Russian biography of Pope John Paul II (1920–2005), written on the basis of unique archival materials. This is a story about one of the most brilli...

In the collection of short stories “Scenes from Life Behind the Wall,” the famous Polish writer and scientist Janusz Leon Wisniewski, with his characteristic...

This publication highlights little-studied problems of Polish history during the “thaw” and “developed socialism” period (1956–1980). Using a large array of ...