SLIPPERS WITH FLOUNDER ED. 2

Immerse yourself in the post-war world of Warsaw with the collection of short stories by Stefan Wiechecki Wiech "Slippers with Flounder". It is a literary journey through time, where humor and observation combine into unforgettable stories. This book is a tribute to the Warsaw slang and a critical look at reality.

• Sarcastic humor and an extraordinary ability to recreate the Warsaw slang
• Critical observation combined with sympathy for the characters
• Stories from 1948-1950
• Selection of texts from the volumes "G – jak Gienia", "Z bukietem w ręku" and "Do wyboru do koloru"
• Wiech delights subsequent generations of Poles
• Pre-war quality in post-war reality
• Extraordinary language colors of the Warsaw street

Stefan Wiechecki Wiech is a writer who, like no other, was able to capture the spirit of Warsaw. His work is not only a collection of funny anecdotes, but also a profound analysis of society and its flaws. Wiech ruthlessly denounces drunkenness and brawling, but does so with sympathy and understanding for his characters. His stories are a true mirror reflecting post-war Poland.

The volume "Slippers with Flounder" is a collection of short stories that appeared in 1948-1950 in the volumes "G – jak Gienia", "Z bukietem w ręku" and "Do wyboru do koloru". We will find both humorous and reflective texts, encouraging reflection on the fate of post-war Warsaw and its inhabitants. Wiech masterfully captures the language colors of the Warsaw street, creating unforgettable characters and situations.

Wiech is an author who, as Michał Choromański wrote, is one of the best Polish contemporary writers, inexhaustible in ideas and occupying an exceptional moral stance. Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska added that Wiech is a gentleman, insanely witty, never venomous, often touching. His columns are the result of very careful observation, a kind of creative and thoroughly original work. Antoni Słonimski summed up Wiech's work, writing: I prefer a book that has frivolous intentions and serious achievements to works that have serious intentions and frivolous achievements.

The vis-a-vis Etiuda publishing house is proud to present another volume of short stories by Stefan Wiechecki Wiech. It is a must-have for all lovers of Warsaw literature and excellent humor. Let yourself be carried away on a journey to post-war Warsaw and discover the magic of Wiech's short stories, which entertain and move generations of readers. The book has 400 pages in 12.5x19.5 cm format and is paperback.