ŁÓDŹ. CITY AFTER CHANGES

Discover a fascinating journey through the last three decades of Łódź, a city with a rich history and dynamic transformations. This book is a reporter's panorama that shows both the advantages and disadvantages of Polish Manchester. Immerse yourself in stories about revitalization, Art Nouveau tenement houses and the artistic spirit of the city.

• Reporter duo: Wojciech Górecki and Bartosz Józefiak
• Three decades: A reporter experiment over 30 years
• City history: Memories of the turn of the 80s and 90s
• Present: Confrontation with today's Łódź
• Post-industrial character: Using the unique heritage
• Culture and art: A city that attracts film lovers and artists
• Revitalization: Millions invested in city renewal

"Łódź. City after changes" is a reporter's journey through the last three decades of Polish Manchester. The authors, Wojciech Górecki and Bartosz Józefiak, create an experiment spanning three decades, showing a panorama of the city in various periods. The book recalls memories of the turn of the 80s and 90s, confronting them with the present. It is a story about a city where ŁKS and RTS still write on the walls, revitalization consumes millions, and Art Nouveau tenement houses are close to ruin. At the same time, Łódź is a metropolis with the largest railway station in the country, boldly using its post-industrial character and constantly attracting film lovers and artists.

Wojciech Górecki, an experienced reporter, takes readers on a sentimental journey into the past, recalling the atmosphere and reality of Łódź from the 80s and 90s. His memories come to life on the pages of the book, showing the city in a time of transformation. Bartosz Józefiak, a younger reporter, confronts these memories with today's Łódź, analyzing the changes that the city has undergone over the years. Their texts form a coherent whole, showing a comprehensive picture of Łódź - a city after changes.

The book "Łódź. City after changes" is not only a reporter's record of the city's history, but also a reflection on its identity and future. The authors touch on important topics related to revitalization, culture, art and social life of Łódź. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to get to know this fascinating city better and understand its unique character. The book has 360 pages, a format of 13.5x21.5 cm and a hardcover binding. It was published in 2020 by Czarne Publishing House.