ANDRZEJ STASIUK DOJCZLAND EDITION 2

Welcome to the world of Andrzej Stasiuk's "Dojczland," where boundaries blur and cultural mosaics are revealed in all their splendor. This book is not just a record of a journey, but above all an intimate reflection on the condition of modern man in the context of German reality. Immerse yourself in a story full of humor, melancholy and surprising insights.

• Literary guest worker: Learn about the fate of a writer traveling through German-speaking countries.
• Accurate observations: Discover the author's brilliant reflections on culture and society.
• Unpretentious humor: Enjoy intelligent jokes and ironic comments.
• Travel as a pretext: Experience a journey that becomes a method of constructing one's own identity.
• Spontaneous mental charges: Let yourself be carried away by unexpected thoughts and associations.
• Masterful references: Discover literary analogies to works such as Patrik Ourednik's "Europeana."

Andrzej Stasiuk, known for his eulogies on the wilderness of Albania and Romanian paradoxes, this time takes us on a journey through Germany. This country, being the opposite of the familiar areas of Central and Eastern Europe, becomes the backdrop for a story about identity and the search for meaning. "Dojczland" is a book that refers to the writer's best prose achievements, especially the cult classic "Traveling to Babadag". The journey here is not only a pretext to tell stories, but above all a method of constructing one's own identity.

This book is a collection of accurate observations, brilliant reflections and unpretentious humor, which make up a story about the difficult fate of a literary guest worker. The author juggles stereotypes with a light hand, provoking thought and asking questions. While reading "Dojczland", you can feel like you are in the company of a good storyteller who tells about his adventures and thoughts with a smile on his face.

"Dojczland" is a book that delights with its lightness, humorous tone and skillful juggling of stereotypes. The author, with full awareness of provocation, disguises himself as prejudice, creating a story full of irony and self-irony. If someone likes Andrzej Stasiuk's cheerful, chatty prose, they will certainly like "Dojczland" as well. It is a book that brings great joy and leaves the reader with a smile on their face.

Czarne Publishing House, known for publishing fiction and reportage, presents "Dojczland" in a hardcover, taking care of the aesthetics and durability of the edition. The format of the book (12.5x19.5 cm) makes it comfortable to read, and 112 pages provide a sufficient dose of literary entertainment.