LITERATURE IN THE WORLD 1-2/2023

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of literature with the latest edition of "Literature in the World". This is a unique opportunity to discover the wealth of thoughts, emotions, and perspectives offered by authors from different parts of the globe. Let yourself be carried away on a journey through various styles and themes that will surely enrich your view of the world.

• Ted Hughes: Crow. From the Life and Songs of Crow, trans. Anna Popiel
• Gnter Eich: Poems (1), trans. Andrzej Kopacki
• Arthur Cravan: Poems, trans. Tomasz Swoboda
• Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven: Poems, trans. Adam Wiedemann
• Mina Loy: Love Songs, trans. Tadeusz Pióro
• Andrzej Sosnowski: Poor (that) Auden [about them here]

"Literature in the World" is a renowned periodical that has been presenting the most interesting literary phenomena from around the world to Polish readers for years. In each issue, you will find carefully selected works, essays, and reviews that will allow you to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and discoveries in literature. It is an ideal read for anyone who appreciates intellectual stimulation and wants to broaden their horizons.

This edition pays particular attention to the work of Ted Hughes, one of the most important poets of the 20th century. His cycle "Crow" is a dark and fascinating story about human nature that will surely stay with you. In addition, you will also find poems by Gnter Eich, Arthur Cravan, Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven, and Mina Loy, as well as essays devoted to their work.

"Literature in the World" is not just a read, it is also an invitation to dialogue and reflection. It is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of ideas and emotions that shape our reality. Don't miss this unique opportunity to enrich your cultural and intellectual life.

The Book Institute, the publisher of "Literature in the World", is an institution that has been promoting Polish literature in the world for years and supporting cultural exchange between countries. Thanks to their commitment, Polish readers have access to the most interesting literary phenomena from around the world, and foreign readers can learn about the richness of Polish literature.