FLEETING CONSPIRACIES. ON THE POETRY OF BOGUSŁAWA LATAWIEC

Discover the fascinating world of poetry by Bogusława Latawiec, a poet from Poznań whose work, although lyrical and profound, often remained in the shadow of her prose achievements. This book is an invitation to an intimate journey through her poems, revealing a female perspective and a unique view of the world. Immerse yourself in fleeting encounters on the border of reality and imagination, memory and dreams, metaphysics and everyday life.

• In-depth analysis of Bogusława Latawiec's work
• Revealing the female side of her lyric poetry
• Combining avant-garde traditions with romantic imagination
• Fleeting encounters on the border of reality and imagination
• Inspiring interpretations of the poet's poems
• Intersection of modernity with romantic sensibility

Joanna Dembińska-Pawelec, the author of this publication, draws the reader's attention to Latawiec's poetry, placing it at the intersection of avant-garde traditions with a Bloom-shaped fascination with the descriptive lyric poetry of Adam Mickiewicz and Bolesław Leśmian. This unique combination of modernity and romantic imagination leads to unexpected poetic effects, creating a space for fleeting encounters on the border of reality and imagination, memory, dreams, and metaphysics.

This book is not only a literary analysis but also an attempt to understand and appreciate the work of a poet who, although she passed away in 2021, still has much to offer the contemporary reader. Her poems, full of subtle observations and deep reflections, are a valuable testimony to female sensitivity and artistic passion.

The Publishing House of the University of Silesia offers readers a carefully prepared edition that will surely interest both poetry lovers and literary scholars. The 205x150 mm format, paperback binding, and 252 pages guarantee a comfortable reading experience and an aesthetic edition.

Let yourself be carried away by the fleeting conspiracies of Bogusława Latawiec's poetry and discover the richness of her lyrical world. This book is the key to understanding her work and appreciating her contribution to Polish literature.