LETTERS FROM CHANA BY ANNA BAŚNIK

Enter the world of poetry, where silence becomes a scream, and the lack of response becomes a call for remembrance. The poetry collection Letters from Chana by Anna Baśnik is a moving journey through history and emotions, where each stanza is a testament to the indomitable spirit. It is poetry that touches the deepest corners of the soul, prompting reflection on the fate of the individual in the face of tragedy.

• A voice on behalf of those who cannot speak – poetry as a form of memory and testimony.
• A universal message – about injustice, silence, and the need to name experiences.
• Inspiration from the work of Izabela Fietkiewicz-Paszek – continuation of the theme of the Holocaust in literature.
• Published in an elegant paperback edition – ideal as a gift for poetry lovers.
• Format 200x147 mm – handy and comfortable to read.
• 65 pages full of emotions – an intense literary experience.

Anna Baśnik, through her poems, gives a voice to the title character, Chana, who stubbornly speaks, despite the silence of God and the world. It is a call for remembrance, for naming the wrong, for restoring the names of those who have been condemned to oblivion. The poet, as in her earlier volume Slajdy, becomes the voice of those who can no longer speak for themselves, reminding us of the tragic events of the Holocaust and their impact on the human psyche.

The poetry collection Letters from Chana is not only a collection of poems, but above all a testimony of memory. Anna Baśnik, through her poetry, opposes the plans of the architects of the Holocaust, who sought to completely erase the Jewish nation from history and collective consciousness. Her poems are a valuable voice that carries the story of innocent victims, restoring their names and identities. Thanks to her, no one will ever say that Chana Złoczewska did not exist.

The book was published in 2024 by Anagram Publishing House, in a format of 200x147 mm and has 65 pages. The paperback cover adds elegance and makes it an ideal gift for any poetry lover. Let Anna Baśnik's words move your soul and encourage you to reflect on history and human fate. It is a read that stays in your memory long after reading the last poem.

Izabela Fietkiewicz-Paszek emphasizes that Anna Baśnik understands the need to speak about injustice, even when there is silence on the other side. Her poetry is an act of courage and resistance to oblivion, and the poetry collection Letters from Chana is an important voice in the discussion about the Holocaust and its consequences. It is a book that reminds us of the need for memory and respect for the victims, as well as the power of the word in the fight against injustice.