THE HOMELESS BY STEFAN ŻEROMSKI

Enter the world of moral dilemmas and social inequalities with Stefan Żeromski's novel "The Homeless". It is a moving story about doctor Tomasz Judym, who sacrifices personal happiness for the good of the suffering and the poor. This novel, since its publication, has lost none of its relevance, showing social contrasts and the inner turmoil of man.

• Timeless classic of Polish literature
• Deep analysis of moral dilemmas
• Realistic picture of social life at the turn of the century
• Engaging plot full of emotions and tension
• Inspiring reading that encourages reflection
• Ideal for lovers of beautiful and social literature
• Hardcover ensuring the durability of the edition

"The Homeless" is the story of Tomasz Judym, an idealistic doctor devoted to serving the poor. His life is a constant struggle with his own desires and social expectations. Torn between his love for Joanna Podborska and his sense of duty to those in need, Judym makes difficult choices that define his fate. This novel is not only a portrait of an individual, but also a picture of Polish society at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, with its contrasts and inequalities.

Stefan Żeromski, one of the most outstanding Polish writers, combines realism with elements of modernism in "The Homeless". His style is characterized by rich language, full of emotions and symbolism. This novel is not only a reading, but also a journey into the depths of the human psyche and social problems. Żeromski masterfully shows the moral and ethical dilemmas faced by his characters, forcing the reader to reflect on his own choices and values.

ASTRUM Publishing presents "The Homeless" in an elegant hardcover that emphasizes the value of this work. The 305x222 mm format makes reading comfortable, and the careful edition guarantees the durability of the book for years. It is an ideal gift for every lover of Polish literature and world classics. This novel, despite the passage of years, still moves and inspires, encouraging reflection on the meaning of life, justice and human solidarity.

Stefan Żeromski (1864-1925) is one of the most important writers in the history of Polish literature. His work, full of social passion and sensitivity to human suffering, has permanently entered the canon of national literature. The author of such works as "Sisyphean Labors", "Ashes" and "Early Spring", Żeromski in his novels addressed social, moral and national issues, showing the dilemmas and challenges faced by Polish society at the turn of the century.