Polish Literature is infused with resilience, wit and fierce individuality reflecting a history of partition, occupation or being silenced. From Mickiewicz and Gombrowicz, to Szymborska and Tokarczuk, its writers have long turned words into acts of defiance and beauty.
Book Club (Translation)
Warsaw Tales, Clara Reads Proust Podcast Roundup
Our special guest at the October translation book club discussion was Antonia Lloyd-Jones, co-editor and translator of Warsaw Tales (OUP 2024). She is best-known for translating Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk. Hear highlights of Antonia’s presentation […]
