A FEAST OF WEIGHTLESSNESS. MORAVIA - MICHAŁ TABACZYŃSKI

Discover a fascinating journey through Moravia, a region of the Czech Republic that often remains in the shadow of Prague. Michał Tabaczyński takes us on a literary journey, showing the beauty and richness of this provincial land. It is not only a reportage, but also a wandering essay that takes the reader into the world of poets, writers and visionaries.

• Literary wandering essay through Moravia
• Journey through the history and culture of the region
• Meeting with poets, writers and visionaries
• Inspiration for lovers of the Czech Republic and literature
• Perfect hobby for times of plague
• Meditation in the spirit of Sebald

Moravia, although provincial, hides an extraordinary cultural and historical wealth. It was here that Jan Skcel, Otokar Bezina, Jakub Deml and Ivan Blatn created. From here, Bohumil Hrabal and Milan Kundera set off to the capital. It was here that Helena Bochokov-Dittrichov created the world's first graphic novel, and Tom Baa erected his utopian city.

Michał Tabaczyński, like a flâneur, wanders through the streets of Moravian cities, looking into the nooks and crannies of their history. He admires the architecture, listens to the rhythm of footsteps on the sidewalks, and discreetly glances into Moravian souls. His reportage is not only a description of places, but above all an attempt to understand the spirit of this region.

A Feast of Weightlessness is a literary journey that combines reportage with essay, creating a unique blend. It is a read for those who want to discover a lesser-known face of the Czech Republic, immerse themselves in its history and culture, and also for those who are looking for inspiration in wandering literature. This book is an excellent companion for times of plague, offering a moment of respite and reflection.

Czarne Publishing presents A Feast of Weightlessness in an elegant paperback cover, with 296 pages. The 195x132 mm format makes the book handy and ideal for taking on a trip. The year of publication 2023 guarantees a fresh look at Moravia and its heritage. It is a must-have for every lover of non-fiction literature and Czech culture.