TABLE WITH A VIEW OF THE KREMLIN - PAWEŁ RESZKA

A captivating story about Moscow and wars seen through the eyes of a journalist. Paweł Reszka takes us on a journey through Russia, where the fates of friends and dramatic events intertwine at a coffee table. It is a book about farewells, lost illusions, and a country that committed suicide.

• Reportage that is more than just a collection of facts
• Story about a friendship that did not stand the test of time
• Farewell to Russia as the author knew it
• War experiences of a correspondent on the front lines
• Reflections on the state of modern Russia
• Captivating narrative that makes it impossible to put the book down
• Author awarded and appreciated for his reportages

Paweł Reszka, a journalist and war correspondent, takes readers on a journey to Moscow and war zones. His book is not only a report on events, but above all a deep reflection on Russia and its impact on the fate of people. The author, known for his bestsellers such as "Little Gods" and "Greed", this time deals with a difficult and painful, but at the same time fascinating topic.

"Table with a View of the Kremlin" is a story about a group of friends whose paths diverged in the shadow of political events. It is also a story about lost illusions and farewell to a country that was once close to the author. Reszka describes with journalistic precision the reality of life in Russia, where the fates of ordinary people and great politics intertwine at a coffee table. This book is not only a reportage, but above all a moving story about human emotions and the search for meaning in a world full of chaos and uncertainty.

Paweł Reszka's book is a must-read for anyone interested in Russia and its history. It is also a read for those who appreciate reportages at the highest level, written with passion and commitment. The author, awarded and appreciated for his reportages, has this time created a work that will remain in the memory of readers for a long time. "Table with a View of the Kremlin" is a book that makes you think and ask difficult questions about the world we live in.

Wielka Litera Publishing House presents the book in paperback, with 360 pages in 207x143 mm format. The year of publication is 2024.