LITERARY PUBLISHING HOUSE - DAUGHTER OF THE RAIDER: CITY OF SECRETS, SCIENCE FICTION BY DUKAJ

Immerse yourself in a fascinating journey through the City of Secrets, where archeology becomes the queen of sciences and the boundaries between worlds blur. Discover the secrets hidden in the reflections of cities, built by humans and non-humans, in this and previous universes. Find out what secrets the City holds and to which world Zuzanna, the child of the City, belongs.

• Engaging plot full of secrets and intrigues
• Unique world combining science fiction and archeology
• Inspiring journey through the streets of infinity
• Provocative questions about the limits of human nature and divinity
• Unforgettable characters that will forever change your view of the world
• Hardcover edition, ideal as a gift

Jacek Dukaj, one of the most interesting contemporary Polish prose writers, invites you to a walk through the streets of infinity. His books are literary events and he himself is a laureate of many awards, including the Kościelski Award and the European Literature Prize 2009. Dukaj is the author of works such as "Xavras Wyżryn", "Black Oceans", "Extensa", "Ice" and numerous short stories, including the filmed "Cathedral".

Literary Publishing House is a renowned publishing house with a long tradition, known for publishing high-quality Polish and foreign literature. Their books are characterized by a careful selection of content, attention to detail in editing and an aesthetic appearance. By choosing books from the Literary Publishing House, you can be sure that you are reaching for literature at the highest level.

The book "Daughter of the Raider: City of Secrets" is an ideal offer for lovers of science fiction, archeology and literature full of mystery. It is a story about the search for truth, discovering one's own identity and crossing the boundaries of knowledge. Let yourself be carried away by the whirlwind of adventures and discover the secrets of the City that will forever change your life.

Technical data:

Pages: 138

Format: 300x214 mm

Year of publication: 2024

Binding: hardcover