CZARNE - MIGOT. FROM THE EDGE OF GREENLAND: REPORT FROM AN ARCTIC SETTLEMENT

Discover a fascinating story about life at the end of the world, in an Arctic settlement in Greenland. Immerse yourself in the raw beauty of northern Greenland, where nature dictates the conditions and tradition intertwines with modernity. Meet extraordinary people who live in harmony with the rhythm of nature, hunting walruses and bears, and discover their unique culture and customs.

• An extraordinary journey to the northernmost settlements of Greenland
• A captivating account of the lives of the Inughuit, also known as polar Inuit
• A unique insight into everyday life, climate disaster, and complex relationships with the rest of the world
• A poignant Inuit polyphony that resonates in the darkness of the polar night
• An inspiring story about the power of survival and adaptation in extreme conditions

Ilona Wiśniewska, the author of the report, spent time in Qaanaaq and Siorapaluk, establishing close relationships with the residents. This resulted in Migot, which allows us to understand their perspective and experience their world. The author participated in hunts, was invited to homes, and listened to conversations in which everyday life, climate disaster, history, and complex relationships with the rest of the world intertwined.

Czarne Publishing is known for publishing reports that open eyes to the world and promote understanding of different cultures and communities. Their books are characterized by high editorial quality and attention to detail. Migot is another title in their work that will surely interest lovers of non-fiction and travel.

Migot is not just a report, but above all a story about people who live in extreme conditions, but can enjoy life and preserve their identity. It is a book that encourages reflection on our place in the world and on what is really important.

The book has 256 pages, a format of 224x149 mm and a hardcover. It was published in 2022 by Czarne Publishing.