TWO STORIES AND OTHER STORIES - GUSTAV RAJMUS

Discover the fascinating world of incredible stories in a new edition! Gustav Rajmus refreshes this genre, saturating it with a pop culture, literary and philosophical climate close to the millennial generation. Immerse yourself in the stuffy atmosphere of the pandemic lockdown, which adds even more depth and intensity to the prose. It is a real feast for lovers of strong, literary prose.

• Virtuoso command of language, which delights with richness and precision.
• Rich ornamentation of description, creating unforgettable images in the reader's mind.
• Brilliant imagery that brings every scene to life anew.
• The ability to poetic condensation, allowing to convey deep content in a concise form.
• A tight narrative that makes it impossible to put the book down until the end.
• Punchlines exploding in a fireworks display of metaphors, leaving the reader stunned.
• Inspirations from Poe's work, which add a dark and mysterious character to the stories.

"Two Stories and Other Stories" is a collection of short stories that takes the reader to a world full of incredible events and unexpected twists. The author, Gustav Rajmus, skillfully combines elements of pop culture, literature and philosophy, creating a unique mix that will satisfy even the most demanding readers. His prose is dripping with life and emotions, and the rich descriptions and brilliant imagery make every page a true feast for the senses.

Rajmus commands the language with extraordinary precision and finesse, creating sentences that are remembered for a long time. His ability to poetic condensation allows him to convey deep content in a concise form, which makes reading extremely intense and satisfying. The narrative is conducted with a firm hand, so that the reader cannot put the book down until the end, and the punchlines explode in a fireworks display of metaphors, leaving him stunned.

The book was published by Wydawnictwo Forma in 2023 and has 148 pages. It has a format of 183x186 mm and a paperback cover. It is the ideal read for anyone who appreciates strong prose, virtuoso command of language and brilliant imagery. If Poe lived in our time, he would certainly drink to Gustav Rajmus!

Jarosław Jakubowski