MAP - LITERARY COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES NISZA 2019

Embark on a fascinating journey through the literary world with Barbara Sadurska's collection of short stories "Map". Seven stories intertwined with the motif of a 15th-century world map will take you on an extraordinary journey through human fates and imagination. Discover how ancient maps, which once soothed fear and ignited the imagination, can still inspire and surprise.

• Seven short stories linked by the motif of the world map.
• Literarily feisty and refreshing narration.
• Non-linear and precisely closed construction.
• Inspiring journey through the human imagination.
• Entertains and teaches, frightens and delights.
• Published in paperback, ideal for reading on the go.
• By Barbara Sadurska.

Adam Pluszka, reviewer and literary critic, notes: "Barbara Sadurska's Map does not try to cover the territory worn out by writers. She goes much further. Entertaining, she teaches. Teaching, she frightens. That man knows as much about himself as the first cartographers knew about the world." It is a collection that makes you think and allows you to look at the world from a new perspective.

Nisza Publishing House presents "Map" as a literary gem that combines elements of adventure, mystery and psychological depth. Each of the seven stories is a separate story, but all together form a coherent and fascinating whole. Let yourself be carried away on a journey through unknown lands of imagination.

"Map" is an ideal proposition for lovers of fine literature who appreciate original and surprising narratives. Discover the world hidden on the pages of this unique book and be inspired to your own literary journeys. Find out how much you can learn about yourself by following the fates of the characters and discovering the secrets of the map.

Barbara Sadurska's book is a literary feast for demanding readers. Immerse yourself in the world of 15th-century maps and discover what stories are hidden on their edges. Prepare for an unforgettable journey through the human imagination and literary landscapes.