Mirosław M. Bujko - sylwetka autora

His career has encompassed roles as a business reporter, music and literary critic, columnist, and essayist. He served as the literary director at the Teatr Wielki and was also the deputy editor-in-chief for an American advertising magazine. In 2003, he made his debut as a novelist with "Księga uczynków." Bujko is the author of an action-packed trilogy: "Złoty pociąg" (2006), "Czerwony Byk" (2007), and "Wyspy Szerszenia" (2008). In collaboration with Waldemar Dziak, he penned a novel about the North Korean regime titled "Pająk z góry Katsuragi" (2009). Both "Złoty pociąg" and "Czerwony Byk" have been translated into German and Brazilian Portuguese. Literature is just one of his many passions. In addition to writing, he is also an academic, business coach, and martial arts trainer.