DIARY 1953-1956. COLLECTED WORKS - WITOLD GOMBROWICZ

Discover the fascinating world of Witold Gombrowicz's thoughts and reflections in his "Diary." It is an extraordinary journey through the mind of one of the most outstanding writers of the 20th century, who with his insights and analyses still inspires and provokes thought. Immerse yourself in a reading that will forever change your view of literature and philosophy.

• Special edition in the series of collected works by Witold Gombrowicz.
• Edited by Prof. Włodzimierz Bolecki, guaranteeing the highest editorial quality.
• Honorary patronage of Rita Gombrowicz adds authenticity and prestige.
• The writer's magnum opus, considered one of the most outstanding works of 20th-century literature.
• Diary entries from 1953-1956 show Gombrowicz in an intimate and personal perspective.
• The Diary created the norm of post-war Polish literary language, becoming a vademecum of lifestyle and writing style.
• Required reading for enlightened people, a key to understanding Gombrowicz's poetics and worldview.

The series of collected works by Witold Gombrowicz is a monumental undertaking aimed at making the writer's entire oeuvre available to readers in a carefully elaborated form. Edited by Prof. Włodzimierz Bolecki and under the honorary patronage of Rita Gombrowicz, this series is an invaluable source of knowledge about Gombrowicz's life and work. Volume 10 of the series, covering diary entries from 1953-1956, is a true gem in the crown of his work.

Gombrowicz's Diary is not only a record of daily life, but above all a profound social, cultural and philosophical analysis. The writer observes the world around him with extraordinary acuity, commenting on political events, social trends and cultural phenomena. His observations are often ironic, sometimes malicious, but always accurate and thought-provoking.

It was Gombrowicz's Diary that created the norm of post-war Polish literary language, becoming a model for many writers and intellectuals. His style is characterized by extraordinary lightness, elegance and wit, but also by depth and seriousness. Gombrowicz was able to address difficult topics in an accessible and understandable way, without sacrificing intellectual honesty and independence.

The Diary is required reading for anyone who wants to understand the phenomenon of Gombrowicz and his impact on Polish literature and culture. It is a book that makes you think, provokes discussion and inspires you to seek your own path in life.