THE BEATLES IN POLAND - MACIEJ HEN

Discover a fascinating journey through the world of Beatles fans in Poland! Maciej Hen, a well-known novelist, takes us on a sentimental journey in the footsteps of the legendary four from Liverpool. The book is not only a story about music, but above all about people for whom the Beatles have become an important part of their lives. Here we will meet both ardent fanatics, souvenir collectors and artists who were inspired by the band's music.

• Engaging narrative by the bestselling author
• Meetings with fans and artists inspired by the Beatles
• Unique perspective on the Beatles phenomenon in Poland
• Hardcover ensuring the book's durability
• Rich content - up to 580 pages full of stories and anecdotes

"The Beatles in Poland" is a book that will surely appeal not only to Beatles fans, but also to lovers of history and culture. The author, with his characteristic humor and erudition, draws a portrait of the Polish music scene of the 1960s and 1970s, in which the Beatles left an indelible mark. It is a story about passion, dedication and the influence of music on the lives of individuals and the entire society.

Maciej Hen, author of novels such as "Solfatara" and "Deutsch für Fortgeschrittene", combines his passion for music with his writing talent in this book. As a Beatles listener since childhood, he analyzes the phenomenon of the band and their influence on Polish culture from the perspective of time. He meets people who are "sick" of the four from Liverpool, who keep detailed archives and chronologies, as well as artists who openly admit their inspiration by the music of the Beatles. Among them we will find personalities such as Lech Janerka, musicians of Republika, Katarzyna Gaertner, Joanna Szczepkowska, Jan Lityński and Sylwia Zientek. It is a fascinating gallery of characters whose lives are more or less connected with the Beatles.

This book is also a journey back in time to an era when music had a special power. It is a story about how the Beatles united people, gave hope and inspired action. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the Beatles phenomenon and their influence on Polish culture. The hardcover ensures durability and an aesthetic appearance, making it an ideal gift for any fan of the band.

Agora is a publishing house known for its care for the quality of publications and interesting topics. "The Beatles in Poland" is another proof that it is worth reaching for books from this publishing house. It is a position that will certainly remain in the reader's memory for a long time and will encourage reflection on the role of music in our lives.