NULL TW - SZCZEPAN TWARDOCH

In a world where hope seems like a luxury, and reality consists of mud, drones, and concrete shelters, the question arises: what are you actually fighting for? Do you still believe in the meaning of this fight when all around you there is only chaos and destruction?

• Engaging plot set on the front line.
• Realistic depiction of life in trenches and bunkers.
• Deep reflections on brotherhood, courage, and the meaning of the fight.
• Intriguing characters struggling with trauma and seeking redemption.
• Emotional love story in the brutal conditions of war.
• Dark atmosphere full of tension and uncertainty.
• Provocative questions about the limits of morality and humanity.

Szczepan Twardoch, one of the most outstanding contemporary Polish writers, takes us on a journey to null, a place cut off from the world, where rationality gives way to intuition, and superstitions and faith become the only compass. Koń, a soldier who abandoned the ruins of his former life in Poland, seeks redemption in battle, or simply death. His meeting with Zuja, a woman who awakens long-forgotten feelings in him, becomes a spark of hope in the darkness of war.

"Null" is not only a story about war, but above all about people who, in the face of extreme experiences, try to find meaning in life and preserve their humanity. It is a story about brotherhood, courage, love, and sacrifice that deeply touches and encourages reflection on the human condition. Twardoch, known for his uncompromising style and deep psychological analysis of characters, has created a work that remains in the reader's memory for a long time.

Marginesy Publishing presents "Null" in a hardcover, comprising 300 pages, in the format 215x160 mm. It is a must-read for all lovers of war, psychological, and literature who seek answers to the most important existential questions in books. Immerse yourself in the world of "Null" and experience emotions that will stay with you for a long time.

Not to forget the mysterious dog, who was not healed by a magician from Tajikistan, adding an element of surrealism and understatement to the story. "Null" is a book that surprises, moves, and makes you think, providing an unforgettable literary experience. It is a read for those who are not afraid to face difficult topics and seek depth and truth in literature.