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iSTER Series

Okładka książki Natalii Starczenko.
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İSTER is an old name of the Danube, a river flowing across Europe and into its depth. It is also a series of books about the place where we live: about the things sealed in the past, yet, in many ways, still very much present and alive. The series was launched for authors and readers who seek to penetrate and understand it. The series editors are Łukasz Galusek, Paulina Małochleb, and Bartosz Sadulski.

Miroslav Krleža - Złoto i srebro Zadaru

It is impossible to grasp the dynamics of Croatian literary, cultural and social systems without taking into account the work of Miroslav Krleža – in the fields of poetry, prose, biography, playwriting, essay writing, cultural animation, encyclopaedism and exhibitionism. In all these areas, he built a strong position, made a breakthrough, remodelled and modified something, and breathed new life into the existing reality. A collection of essays on art, selected and edited by Maciej Czerwiński, introduces Polish readers to this extraordinary figure, showcasing not only the richness of Krleža's work, but also his place in the landscape of Central European culture.
 Book cover Archipelagos A personal atlas of questions and experiences by Drago Jančar showing a sailing boat with a paper sail.

Drago Jančar - Archipelagos. A personal atlas of questions and experiences

The collection of essays of a Slovenian author who has been telling the story of his little nation for a half of century, touching topics that are close and understandable to many Central-Europeans.
Book cover Ukrainian Worlds of the Commonwealth by Natalia Starczenko with a drawing of a face, a fragment of an eye, feathers and a paper scroll.

Natalia Starchenko - The Ukrainian Worlds of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

Written based on court records, the history at the brink of 16th and 17th century on Rus’. Colorful and lively story about neighborly quarrels, mogul’s conflicts, royal blackmails, and privileges of nobility. Even though the author focused only on one century, she takes a closer look from a modern perspective, filtering events through the prism of contemporary issues and values.  
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