CZARNE: TOMORROW THE QUEEN ARRIVES - REPORTAGE FROM PITCAIRN

Discover a shocking report about Pitcairn, a remote island in the Pacific Ocean, where secrets and dark history intertwine with the lives of contemporary residents. Immerse yourself in the story of the mutiny on the Bounty and its consequences, which continue to shape the fate of this isolated community. Learn about the secrets that the island hides from the outside world.

• Shocking report about the secrets of Pitcairn
• History of the mutineers of the Bounty and their descendants
• Isolation and life on a remote island
• Dark secrets hidden by the residents
• Mysterious reasons for the reluctance to strangers
• Reports from journalists who tried to get to the truth
• Discoveries of anthropologist Maciej Wasielewski

Pitcairn is a piece of land in the Pacific Ocean, fifteen thousand kilometers southeast of London. In 1790, the British ship Bounty anchored off the coast of the island. The mutineers went ashore, giving rise to a new community whose fate is marked by dramatic events and secrets.

Today, only a few dozen people live on the island. Six times a year, a ship approaches Pitcairn, sometimes a yacht calls, and the residents are reluctant to look at strangers for mysterious reasons. Journalists and travelers who tried to explore the secrets of the island were intimidated and deported.

Maciej Wasielewski, posing as an anthropologist studying sailing sagas, managed to reach Pitcairn and discover the truth, which turned out to be even more complicated than he suspected. His report is not only a story about a small island at the end of the world, but above all about what we are all afraid of. It is a book about the evil that man can do to another man.

The book "Czarne: Tomorrow the Queen Arrives" is a shocking read that forces reflection on human nature and the dark sides of history. It is a story about isolation, secrets and evil that lurks in the most remote corners of the world. After reading it, one necessarily and immediately wants to do something good to wash away what he has experienced.

Technical data:

Publisher: Czarne Pages: 168 Binding: hardcover Format: 222x144 mm Year of publication: 2024