THE MISFORTUNE OF INNOCENCE. LETTERS FROM STEFAN NAPIERSKI TO ANNA AND JAROSŁAW IWASZKIEWICZ

Immerse yourself in the fascinating correspondence of Stefan Napierski, one of the most outstanding literary stylists of the interwar period, to Anna and Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz. These letters are not only a testimony of the era, but also an intimate portrait of the author's inner life, his passions and tragedies. Discover the world of literary initiatives, artistic inspirations and personal confessions that Napierski entrusted to his close friends.

• Unique source of knowledge about the life and work of Stefan Napierski.
• Insightful look at the literary environment of the interwar period.
• Artistic essayistic miniatures in the form of letters.
• Rich information about Napierski's literary initiatives, including the bi-monthly "Ateneum".
• Testimony of a heartfelt friendship between Napierski and the Iwaszkiewiczs.
• Significant epistolographic work in artistic and content terms.
• Extraordinary opportunity to learn about the tragic fate of the author.

Stefan Napierski (1899–1940) was an outstanding Polish poet, essayist, translator and literary critic. His work was characterized by extraordinary style and intellectual depth. Napierski was the founder and editor of the bi-monthly "Ateneum", one of the most important cultural journals in Poland in the 1930s. His letters to Anna and Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz are an invaluable source of knowledge about his life and work.

Anna and Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz were close friends of Stefan Napierski. Anna Iwaszkiewiczowa was a writer and translator, and Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz was one of the most outstanding Polish writers of the 20th century. Their house in Stawisko was an important center of literary life, where artists, writers and intellectuals met. Napierski's correspondence with the Iwaszkiewiczs shows their mutual relations and influence on Polish culture.

Stefan Napierski's letters are not only a collection of personal confessions, but also a valuable source of information about the literary and cultural life of the interwar period. The author shares his thoughts on literature, art and politics, and describes his numerous literary initiatives. This correspondence allows us to better understand the era and its influence on Napierski's work.

Sedno Publishing House is proud to present you with this unique edition of Stefan Napierski's letters. The book has been published in hardcover, which ensures its durability and elegance. The 222x158 mm format makes it comfortable to read and store. Number of pages: 140.