EATING DOGS - TOMASZ KUBIKOWSKI

Embark on a fascinating journey into the world of the Arctic with Tomasz Kubikowski's book "Eating Dogs". It is a story about the dreams of the 19th century, expeditions into the unknown, where frost, wind, and ice became everyday life. This book combines elements of a novel, essay, and travelogue, taking the reader on an exciting journey through the recesses of human consciousness.

• An extraordinary story on the border of literary genres
• An exciting journey to the Arctic and human consciousness
• Inspiring reflections on survival and interpersonal relationships
• An amazing work with a rich gallery of characters
• A captivating read for lovers of history and culture
• An ideal proposition for people looking for deep reflections

"Eating Dogs" is a book that defies clear genre definitions. Tomasz Kubikowski has created a work that is simultaneously a story, a novel, an essay, and a travelogue. It is an exciting journey to the pole of storytelling, an extremely successful journey through the secret fjords and straits of (self)consciousness. Krzysztof Rutkowski emphasizes that it is an extraordinary and excellent book.

Joanna Szczęsna from Dwutygodnik encourages reflection on how to survive in the world around us, how to arrange our relationships with other representatives of our species (as well as animate and inanimate nature), and how to understand what is happening to us and why. This is a topic that prompts deep reflections on the human condition.

Lektor from Tygodnik Powszechny describes the book as an amazing and in some ways total work. The theoretical skeleton, which, by the way, is revealed gradually, has been clothed in the body of countless characters with more or less dramatic fates. An incredible gallery of characters Ross, the great loser; Parry; Franklin; Kane. And of course Nansen, the main hero. Almost an adventure novel and a piece of cultural history.

Austeria Publishing presents this book in a paperback cover, with 642 pages in 120x207 mm format. The year of publication is 2025. Immerse yourself in a reading that touches, inspires, and makes you think.