THE SMOLENSK WIDOW OR BAD LUCK - ANDRZEJ HORUBAŁA

Immerse yourself in a fascinating read that combines personal reflections with literary play, where the boundaries between truth and fiction become blurred. "The Smolensk Widow or Bad Luck" is a novel by Andrzej Horubała that draws the reader into a labyrinth of emotions and unexpected plot twists. Ideal for lovers of contemporary novels, seeking deep reflections and literary provocation.

• Intriguing plot: Personal reflections and literary play in one.
• Deep reflections: Confrontation with painful moments of life.
• Emotional labyrinth: Discovering the deepest fears and disappointments.
• Literary provocation: Daring approach to narration.
• Contemporary myths: Exploration of personal dramas and discovering the true self.

Andrzej Horubała, known for his innovative approach to literature, takes us in his latest novel on a journey through the meanders of the human psyche. The protagonist, having lost his job and valuable notes, faces the threat from the titular Smolensk widow. His fear for his reputation leads him to confront the past and discover the truth about himself.

This novel is not only a literary game, but also a deep analysis of contemporary myths and personal dramas. Horubała, with extraordinary precision, leads the reader through an emotional labyrinth, showing his deepest fears and disappointments. It is a book that forces reflection and allows you to look at your own life from a new perspective.

The Nowa Konfederacja publishing house presents this novel in an elegant paperback cover, with attention to every detail. The 211x153 mm format and 234 pages ensure comfortable reading, and the year of publication 2021 guarantees the freshness and topicality of the content. "The Smolensk Widow or Bad Luck" is a must-read for anyone who appreciates literature at a high level.

This book is an example of a daring approach to narration, combining the intimacy of personal experiences with literary play. The author is not afraid to go beyond the beaten track, trying to find a new form of honesty and truth. This book is not only a literary provocation, but also a deep exploration of contemporary myths and personal dramas that lead to the discovery of the true self.