PRISON DIARY JANUSZ PALIKOT

Discover the shocking account from behind prison walls, where Janusz Palikot, a well-known figure in Polish politics and business, shares his thoughts, experiences, and reflections. It is not only a record of everyday life but also a profound analysis of contemporary democracy and its challenges. A book that makes you think and ask difficult questions.

• Honest account of life in prison
• Deep reflections on democracy and society
• Moving testimony of a man who has experienced ups and downs
• Inspiring read for anyone seeking truth and justice
• Unique insight into a world that usually remains hidden
• Literary value comparable to the works of Wyszyński and Genet

"Prison Diary" is not only a record of daily struggles but also an attempt to understand the mechanisms of power and its influence on the individual. Janusz Palikot, known for his controversial activities, presents himself this time from a completely different side – as a man who undergoes deep introspection and analysis of the reality surrounding him. It is a book that will surely evoke many emotions and encourage reflection on the condition of today's world.

The author, compared to a picaresque hero, once up, once down, never gives up. His vitality and determination are an inspiration to the reader, who can find in his words the strength to overcome his own difficulties. It is a story about a man who trusted life and who may still surprise us. This book is also a record of transformation, a prison experience shown with childlike amazement that has no end. The reader soaks into it bodily, like into all strong, true descriptions of reality.

Eperons-Ostrogi Publishing House presents this book in paperback, with 589 pages. Year of publication 2025. It is a must-read for all who appreciate non-fiction, in-depth social analysis, and moving testimonies of human experience. "Prison Diary" is a book that stays in your memory long after reading, forcing you to reflect and ask difficult questions.

This book is compared to the "Prison Notes" of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński and the "Thief's Journal" of Jean Genet, which proves its high literary value and depth of message. It is a position that certainly deserves the attention of everyone who seeks in literature not only entertainment but also inspiration and knowledge.