AGRESTOWE DREAMS - JAKUB MICHAŁ PAWŁOWSKI

In "Agrestowe Dreams," Jakub Michał Pawłowski doesn't so much dream as sleepwalks. In a somnambulistic literary trance, he traverses the sphere of what is most mysterious in man – imagination. At one point, it leads him to a uniquely reworked land of myth, legend, and at another, it leads him into a temporality tinged with darkness, anxiety, and the Unfathomable. It is a journey into the depths of the human psyche, where the boundaries between waking and dreaming blur, and the reader is drawn into a whirlwind of extraordinary and disturbing visions.

• Intriguing journey into the depths of human imagination
• Dark and unsettling atmosphere
• Blurring boundaries between waking and dreaming
• Inspiration from myths and legends
• Poignant study of the human psyche
• Literary feast for lovers of profound prose

Antoni Winch writes that temporality in Pawłowski's prose is extended by a feeling dormant in the inaccessible corners of our self, telling us that reality is not only made up of what is real, but that there is a crack in it. Hypnotized by Pawłowski's prose, it loses its vigilance and reveals itself. We are a little afraid of this unknown face, but it is primarily fascinating. By delving into it, we delve into ourselves.

Forma Publishing presents "Agrestowe Dreams" as a literary journey into the depths of the human psyche, where the boundaries between waking and dreaming blur, and the reader is drawn into a whirlwind of extraordinary and disturbing visions. It is a proposition for those who seek more than just entertainment in literature – for those who want to immerse themselves in the dark corners of the human soul and discover its secrets.

This book is not just a collection of short stories, but above all a study of the human psyche, which forces reflection and questions about the nature of reality. In his prose, Pawłowski touches on universal themes such as fear, loneliness, the search for the meaning of life, but he does so in an extremely original and disturbing way. His protagonists are lost people, looking for their place in the world, often escaping into the world of fantasy and dreams. The book has 190 pages and is in 181x185 mm format.