SELF-DENUNCIATION EDITION 3

Discover the fascinating world of Sergiusz Piasecki, one of the most controversial and intriguing writers of the 20th century. The third edition of "Self-Denunciation" collects texts scattered in the interwar and émigré press, as well as those that have never seen the light of day before. This is a unique opportunity to explore his turbulent life and work.

• Collected texts from the interwar and émigré press
• Unpublished materials revealing new aspects of the writer's life
• Courageous journalism, including a political protest from 1946
• Polemic with Czesław Miłosz and Melchior Wańkowicz
• Interviews from the period after his release from prison
• Memories of his Russian childhood and friendship with Witkacy
• Statement in defense of Józef Mackiewicz

Sergiusz Piasecki, born in 1901, is an extremely colorful and complex figure. His life was full of twists and turns, from his activity in the Polish underground to his imprisonment. Piasecki's work, although often controversial, is characterized by extraordinary authenticity and uncompromisingness. In his texts, he addresses social, political and moral issues, not shying away from difficult and uncomfortable questions.

In this volume, we find, among other things, memories of his Russian childhood and school years, his first visit to the theater and the books he read, a trip to Lake Narocz in the borderlands and his friendship with Witkacy. Piasecki shares his thoughts on literature, politics and social life. His texts are full of passion, emotion and sometimes bitter irony. This is a must-read for all lovers of Polish literature and the history of the 20th century.

LTW Publishing House, known for its high editorial standards, presents readers with a carefully prepared volume that is sure to meet the expectations of even the most demanding readers. The hardcover binding and elegant format make the book an ideal gift for anyone who appreciates good literature and beautiful editions. "Self-Denunciation" is not only a collection of texts, but above all a testimony to the extraordinary life and work of Sergiusz Piasecki.