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13.08.2018

Tags: fantasy, polish fiction, promotion of reading, Rafał Kosik, science fiction, young adult literature

Bedside table #2. Rafał Kosik: I read science fiction and fantasy before I knew it was even called fantasy

Rafał Kosik, one of the most important contemporary Polish science fiction writers and the author of the popular cycle for young people Feliks, Net i Nika (Felix, Net and Nika), talks about the books with which he learned to read, his reluctance to read the required reading at school, which almost killed his love of literature, writers he admires and... Moomins as the book that shaped him.

13.08.2018

Tags: Iryna Tuchapska, Nikola Kucharska, translation, Ukrainian

“Jak to działa? Zwierzęta” by Nikola Kucharska in Ukraine with the support of the Polish Book Institute

In June, the book Jak to działa? Zwierzęta (How Does It Work? Animals) translated by Iryna Tuchapska was published. The publication was supported by the Book Institute as part of the ©POLAND Translation Programme

10.08.2018

“O.G.R.Ó.D.” in Chinese with the support of The Polish Book Institute

In May, the Chinese translation of O.G.R.Ó.D. (G.A.R.D.E.N.) was published. The book was translated by Mi Zhang and Bartosz Gauza. The publication of the work by Ewa Kołaczyńska and Adam Wójcicki was supported by the Book Institute as part of the © POLAND Translation Programme.