CHWASTY. RUDERAL STORIES - TYMOTEUSZ SKIBA

Discover the world of ruderal stories by Tymoteusz Skiba, where literature is born on ruins and forgotten corners. Immerse yourself in stories that arise where no one expects them, in places destroyed and abandoned by humans. Feel the thrill of discovering beauty in ugliness and strength in weakness.

• Winner of the first edition of the Golden Magdalene Competition
• Ruderal stories arise spontaneously on rubble and landfills
• Pioneer genre, occurring in devastated areas
• Space as the hero of the stories
• Contra to mass genres
• Wild literature, developing spontaneously
• Paperback edition, ideal for reading on the go

Ruderal stories are a unique literary genre that arises on the margins of society, in forgotten and destroyed places. It is a literature that finds beauty in ugliness, strength in weakness, and hope in hopelessness. Tymoteusz Skiba, a master of this genre, takes us on a journey through the depths of the human soul, where stories full of emotions and reflections are born.

The Golden Magdalene Competition is a prestigious award for young and promising writers who boldly experiment with form and content. Winning this competition is a confirmation of the talent and originality of Tymoteusz Skiba, who brings a breath of fresh air to Polish literature with his works. His ruderal stories are a true feast for literature lovers looking for new and unusual experiences.

The Eperons-Ostrogi publishing house, known for promoting independent and experimental literature, proudly presents the collection of ruderal stories by Tymoteusz Skiba. It is a book that will surely surprise and move every reader, opening new perspectives and inspiring reflection on the world around us. Immerse yourself in the world of ruderal stories and discover beauty in places where no one expects it.

A characteristic element of ruderal stories is the presented world, more precisely the construction of the presented space. Often the space itself becomes the hero – unnoticed, forgotten or even non-existent. A destroyed and degraded space, which in Skiba's stories regains its voice and becomes a witness to human dramas and joys. It is a literature that forces you to think and ask questions about the meaning of existence in a world full of contrasts and paradoxes.