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A gripping narrative set amidst the tumultuous world of 19th-century Warsaw's gangsters, written by Łukasz Stachniak. The murky banks of the Vistula River provide the backdrop for both human and superhuman struggles. Fans of Cormac McCarthy, Andrei Platonov, and Olga Tokarczuk will discover something enticing here, as Stachniak tells his own unique tales in his own distinctive voice. Tomasz Piątek notes that courage like this in writing is rare.
This dense and sticky narrative delves into the darkest aspects of the city. Compared to Stachniak's waterfront, the Powiśle district known from Wokulski's times might seem like a resort. Losing just a few teeth here would be considered lucky. The tale is replete with otherworldly spirits extracting souls through throats and sprinkling fodder on wounds. It's advisable to escape while you still can. Read it, then allow fear to settle in, warns Michał Wójcik.
Uncover the secrets of Warsaw's mysterious Wolf Island, a hidden realm you never knew existed. In early 20th-century Warsaw, the city lacks the status of a capital as the nation is absent from maps. In its place are poverty, violence, and moral decay. Shrouded in the Vistula's wetlands is the elusive and enigmatic Wilcza Wyspa, whose residents harbor numerous secrets. Approaching it is perilous.
In his latest novel, the author of "Czarny charakter" ventures into the disconcerting and dreamlike atmosphere of Warsaw's riverbanks. This book surprises and completely engrosses, much like a misty swamp. Admirers of Gierymski's Warsaw, as well as fans of the series "Taboo" and "Terror," will find much to appreciate in this intriguing work.
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A gripping narrative set amidst the tumultuous world of 19th-century Warsaw's gangsters, written by Łukasz Stachniak. The murky banks of the Vistula River provide the backdrop for both human and superhuman struggles. Fans of Cormac McCarthy, Andrei Platonov, and Olga Tokarczuk will discover something enticing here, as Stachniak tells his own unique tales in his own distinctive voice. Tomasz Piątek notes that courage like this in writing is rare.
This dense and sticky narrative delves into the darkest aspects of the city. Compared to Stachniak's waterfront, the Powiśle district known from Wokulski's times might seem like a resort. Losing just a few teeth here would be considered lucky. The tale is replete with otherworldly spirits extracting souls through throats and sprinkling fodder on wounds. It's advisable to escape while you still can. Read it, then allow fear to settle in, warns Michał Wójcik.
Uncover the secrets of Warsaw's mysterious Wolf Island, a hidden realm you never knew existed. In early 20th-century Warsaw, the city lacks the status of a capital as the nation is absent from maps. In its place are poverty, violence, and moral decay. Shrouded in the Vistula's wetlands is the elusive and enigmatic Wilcza Wyspa, whose residents harbor numerous secrets. Approaching it is perilous.
In his latest novel, the author of "Czarny charakter" ventures into the disconcerting and dreamlike atmosphere of Warsaw's riverbanks. This book surprises and completely engrosses, much like a misty swamp. Admirers of Gierymski's Warsaw, as well as fans of the series "Taboo" and "Terror," will find much to appreciate in this intriguing work.