ROMANTIC

Transport yourself to the magical Vilnius, where love intertwines with literature, and young poets rebel against convention. Meet Maurycy, a young Lithuanian nobleman who discovers a fascination with pagan Slavism and passionate love in Vilnius. Along with him, ask yourself questions about the essence of Polish identity, seeking answers in the poetry of Adam Mickiewicz. Join us on this unique journey through history and emotions!

• A fascinating journey to the Vilnius of Romanticism.
• An inspiring story about young poets and their rebellion.
• Deep questions about Polish identity and love.
• Unforgettable characters and their fates intertwined with history.
• The magical atmosphere of Vilnius full of poetry and passion.

Dorota Ponińska, the author of the novel "Romantic", is a graduate of the Faculty of Polish Philology at the University of Warsaw. She also completed American studies and public relations. For several years she worked in the PR industry, gaining experience both in agencies and in international corporations. She was a member of the team responsible for obtaining the title of European Capital of Culture for Warsaw. She draws inspiration from distant travels and meetings with interesting people. She is the author of the historical trilogy "Journey for Love" and the novel "Secrets of the Colonel's Wife".

The novel "Romantic" is a fascinating picture of the generation of the first rebels against the backdrop of Vilnius, bustling with life, poetry and love. The book takes the reader back in time, showing the realities of life in 19th-century Vilnius, where the fates of Polish nobility, intellectuals and artists intertwined. It is a story about the search for identity, love and freedom in turbulent times.

The book "Romantic" is an excellent read for lovers of history, literature and romances. Let yourself be swept away by the events and, together with the characters, experience their passions, anxieties and dilemmas. Discover the beauty of Vilnius and feel the spirit of Romanticism, which has forever changed Polish culture and literature.