I'LL CATCH YOU YET - JAROSŁAW MYCIO

Discover a moving story about the pursuit of happiness, set in local realities. Jarosław Mycio, known for his keen observations and ability to portray human stories, invites you to read his third novel. It is a story that grows out of local history, sad and tragic, yet close, difficult to assess unequivocally. Immerse yourself in the world of characters whose desires and aspirations lead to unexpected consequences.

• Engaging plot set in local realities
• Moving story about the search for happiness
• Insightful portraits of characters and their motivations
• Difficult questions about the meaning of life and choices
• Homely atmosphere in which everyone will find a part of themselves
• Ideal reading for mature readers

Jarosław Mycio is a local "everyman" - he lives among us and at the same time keenly observes people and the stories associated with them. In 2018, he debuted with the novel "Taniec w płomieniach" (Dance in Flames), in which, under the guise of literary fiction, he hid figures and events that no longer exist, but are well remembered by older generations. It is an extensive saga of his own displaced family, covering the years 1947-2015 - full of nostalgia for lost childhood and youth.

The author's second novel is "Pustelnik" (Hermit) (2020) - the story of an ordinary man from the countryside who did not even notice when life passed him by with everyday duties. A man whose hard work on the land absorbed him so much that he forgot to think about his own happiness.

We give readers the author's third novel - "I'll catch you yet". Like the previous ones, it grows out of local history - sad and tragic, yet close, difficult to assess unequivocally. It is a story about the pursuit of happiness, which each of the characters understands differently, and this discrepancy unfortunately ruins their lives. The novels of Jarosław Mycio are characterized by a homely atmosphere in which every mature reader will find a part of themselves. Edition: Pages: 256, Format: 146x208 mm. Year: Year of publication: 2025, binding: paperback. Publisher: Poligraf. Number of pages: 256. Binding: paperback. Format: 146x208 mm