TADEUSZ KWIATKOWSKI IMPORTANT, UNIMPORTANT. DIARY VOLUME II 1974-1998

Travel back in time and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Krakow's intelligentsia with Tadeusz Kwiatkowski's diary. This is a unique opportunity to get to know the artistic atmosphere of Krakow and the realities of life in Poland during the People's Republic. Discover the hardships of the transformation after 1989, accompanying the writer in his daily struggles and artistic journeys.

Allow yourself a moment of reflection and contemplation of past times, following the fate of an outstanding writer and his environment. This diary is not only a record of events, but above all a chronicle of human emotions, dreams and longings.

• An extremely valuable document showing the realities of life in communist Poland and after the transformation.
• A unique look at the Krakow literary and theater scene.
• Objective and witty observations of the customs of the Krakow intelligentsia.
• A treasure trove of information for anyone interested in the artistic and cultural life of those years.
• The last great unpublished diary of Tadeusz Kwiatkowski.
• A captivating read for lovers of history and literature.
• An ideal gift for people who value deep reflection and a unique perspective on the world.

Tadeusz Kwiatkowski is an extremely important figure for Polish culture. His diaries are not only records of life, but above all a testimony of an era that allows us to better understand the past and its impact on the present. Get to know this outstanding writer and his fascinating observations better.

Tadeusz Kwiatkowski's diary is a treasure trove of knowledge about artistic and cultural life in the period of the People's Republic of Poland and in the 1990s. It is also an excellent opportunity to learn about lesser-known or completely unknown details from the life of the environment, important from the point of view of preserving the memory of people and times. Kwiatkowski, with the zeal of a sociologist, an extraordinary gift of observation and sharpness of vision, draws a unique chronicle of everyday life and customs of the Krakow intelligentsia.

Tadeusz Kwiatkowski (1920–2007) – Krakow prose writer, satirist, screenwriter, author of texts for the Jama Michalika cabaret and plays, literary director of Krakow theaters, collaborator of, among others, director W. Has (The Manuscript Found in Saragossa, The Hourglass Sanatorium); co-creator of the Janosik television series and comic book. Columnist of Krakow newspapers. Author of, among others, the book about the house of writers at 22 Krupnicza Street – The Unobtrusive Charm of Memory – as well as crime novels written under the pseudonym Noël Randon.

Thanks to this book, you will travel in time and space to see the world of Krakow's bohemia with your own eyes. Feel the atmosphere of those years, follow the fate of outstanding figures and discover the secrets hidden in the pages of this extraordinary diary. This is a must-read for every lover of history, literature and culture!

Wydawnictwo Literackie presents the second volume of Tadeusz Kwiatkowski's diary, covering the years 1974-1998. This is a must-have for all lovers of non-fiction and history. Don't hesitate, order today and travel to the fascinating world of Krakow's intelligentsia!