NOMADS. A LONG JOURNEY HOME

Embark on a moving journey through America, following in the footsteps of people searching for their place on Earth. Iza Klementowska takes us into a world of social destabilization, where xenophobia, exclusion, and violence leave their mark on the lives of ordinary people. It is a story of longing for home, of the need for belonging, and of the strength that comes from meeting another human being.

• Moving story about the effects of social destabilization
• Meetings with people from different social strata
• The author's own narrative about the feeling of temporality and nomadism
• Searching for answers to the question of what makes a home
• The great stories of America intertwined with the intimate fates of ordinary people

"Nomads. A Long Journey Home" is not only a reportage but also the author's personal reflection on the meaning of home and identity. As she travels through America, Iza Klementowska meets people whose lives are marked by social inequalities, exclusion, and a lack of security. Their stories become the starting point for a deep analysis of the modern world and the search for answers to the question of what home really means.

The author approaches her protagonists with sensitivity and empathy, giving them a voice and allowing them to tell about their experiences. Thanks to this, the reader has the opportunity to look at America from a completely different perspective, understand the problems faced by its inhabitants, and reflect on their own place in the world.

This book is also a story of hope and the fact that even in the most difficult situations, you can find joy and meaning in life. It is an inspiring read for all those who are looking for their place on Earth and want to understand the world around them.

With her journalistic talent and ability to build relationships with people, Iza Klementowska has created a work that will be remembered for a long time and encourages reflection. "Nomads. A Long Journey Home" is a book worth reading to better understand yourself and the world around us.

Marginesy Publishing presents this moving story in an elegant paperback cover, 130x201 mm format, with 244 pages. Year of publication: 2025.