Paweł Smoleński | Reporter, journalist, since 1989 has been writing for “Gazeta Wyborcza,” before that has cooperated with samizdat magazines. Winner of the Polish-Ukrainian Reconciliation Award 2003 for his book “Pochówek dla rezuna,” and of the Kurt Schork Award for his pieces on Iraq. In 2006 also received the Beata Pawlak Award for his collection of reportages “Izrael już nie frunie.” In 2012 he received the Knight’s Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta.

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Zygmunt Haupt: this overseas writer was read chiefly by American emigrants, in France, and in the UK. The excellent writing skill of a military journalist, the sharp mind of an artist painter, student of architecture and science make the film an unusual record of a world long gone. It is an homage to the unjustly forgotten author of “Pierścień z papieru,” architectural sketches, landscapes of Volhynia and Podolia, as well as the chronicler of episodes of the most recent Polish history. Works by Zygmunt Haupt evoked both the admiration of Józef Czapski and the open aversion manifested by Czesław Miłosz. A master of short form, an expert on mood and accurate commentary, Haupt made a living as a journalist for “Voice of America” and as an editor of the “Ameryka” magazine. A soldier under general Maczek, he loved horses. This motif and the most interesting stylistic tropes appear in the interpretations from philologists captivated by Haupt’s work: Aleksander Madyda and Krzysztof Rutkowski. Andrzej Stasiuk also reveals his fascination with the film’s protagonist, as well as inspiration drawn from Haupt’s writing. The excerpts of prose mentioned by the participants of the talk about Haupt are read by Wojciech Wysocki.

Source: TVP

Michał Olszewski | Journalist, writer of prose. He used to write for the Cracow edition of “Gazeta Wyborcza,” cooperates with “Tygodnik Powszechny.” He writes mainly about Polish space and social changes after 1989. Received the Kapuściński Award, and the 2014 “Wawrzyn” literary prize of Warmia and Masuria for his reportage collection “Najlepsze buty na świecie.”

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Krzysztof Środa | Writer, translator, historian of philosophy. Worked for the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences PAN (doctoral thesis on Edmund Husserl’s phenomenology). Author of “Niejasna sytuacja na kontynencie,” “Projekt handlu kabardyńskimi końmi,” “Podróż do Armenii i innych krajów.” Won the Gdynia Literary Prize in the “Essay” category.

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Agnieszka Wolny-Hamakło | Poet, writer, journalist. Author of the following books: “Mocno poszukiwana,” “Lonty,” “Gospel,” “Ani mi się śni,” “Spamy miłosne,” “Nikon i Leica,” “Borderline.” Nominated for the Gdynia Literary Prize, the wARTo Award of “Gazeta Wyborcza,” the Cogito Public Media Award. Her works have been translated to Serbian, Chinese, and Spanish. In 2013 she published her novel “Zaćmienie.”

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“Not much is known about Zygmunt Haupt. We want to know more, but where can we get the information from? Genuine information. Case studies, limited and arid, are somehow “deprived of the human.” Who was this Haupt? It would be best to ask him in person and to look at him a little. That is impossible; there is, however, someone who can say more about Haupt. Differently.” | Antoni Ferency, director

Antoni Ferency | A director of the young generation. Graduated from the Institute of Social Prevention and Resocialisation of the University of Warsaw. Besides his social activities, he deals with drama and film. Since 2005 he has been cooperating with Studio Teatralne Koło (Drama Studio Circle). He has published in such magazines as “Zeszyty Literackie,” “Dialog,” and “Lampa.” Author of poems and plays: “Upadek pierwszych ludzi” (nominated for the Gdynia Drama Prize in 2011, finalist of the All-Poland Competition of Staging a Polish Contemporary Play in 2013, world premiere 2012 at the Wilam Horzyca Theatre in Toruń, directed by Iwona Kempa), also: “Odetchnienie” (2012), “Wypasiaki. Dramat modowojenny” (2014), “Stalker. Interpretacja” (2015). Lately he has been directing his own plays: “Upadek pierwszych ludzi” – SOHO Theatre in Warsaw (2013), “Stalker. Interpretacja” – Ochota Theatre in Warsaw (2015).

Sławomir Grzymkowski | Drama, film, and TV actor. Graduated from the Aleksander Zelwerowicz National Higher School of Theatre in Warsaw (1993). Since 1994 an actor of The Dramatic Theatre of the Capital City of Warsaw. In the years 1994-98 he cooperated with the children’s editorial office and the educational editorial office of Polish Television. He also worked as a pedagogue for the acting school operating by the Jewish Theatre in Warsaw and for the Halina and Jan Machulski’s Acting School. He was assistant to Prof. Piotr Cieślak at the Warsaw Drama Academy’s Directing Department and Acting Department. He has performed, among other productions, in plays by Krystian Lupa, Krzysztof Warlikowski, Paweł Miśkiewicz, Agnieszka Glińska, Piotr Cieplak, Marek Fiedor, Igor Gorzkowski, Antoni Ferency, and Janusz Opryński. He currently cooperates as an actor with the Provisorium Theatre in Lublin, the KOŁO Drama Association, the Scena Prezentacje Theatre, the Ochota Theatre, and the Andrzej Wajda Film School.

Ewa Winnicka | Studied journalism and American studies at the University of Warsaw. Co-author of several documentary film scripts. Honoured twice with the Grand Press Award for written pieces on social topics. Received the “Okulary Równości” – an award promoting the fight against exclusion. Author of the books “Londyńczycy” (finals of the Gryfia Prize), “Nowy Jork zbuntowany,” and “Angole” (2015 Nike Award nomination).

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Artur Daniel Liskowacki | Writer of prose, essayist, author of radio broadcasts, literary critic. Director of the literary department at “Kurier Szczeciński.” Works with “Teatr,” “Pogranicza,” and “Twórczość” magazines. Awarded the Artistic Award of the City of Szczecin (2000) and the Władysław and Nelli Turzański Foundation Award (2013), nominated for the Nike Award (“Eine kleine” 2001, “Capcarap” 2009) and the European Union Literary Prize (“Mariasz” 2009). Deals in the history of Pomerania, and the German past of Szczecin in the context of Polish-German history.

Jerzy Trela | Actor, pedagogue. After graduating from PWST in Cracow, he got involved with the Stary Theatre, performing the role of Philip in “Król Mięsopust” (directed by B. Hussakowski, 1970). While cooperating with many theatres in Warsaw (National, Drama, Na Woli, Ateneum, Polonia) and in Cracow (STU, Ludowy, Juliusz Słowacki), he still remains faithful to the Stary Theatre scene and team. Jerzy Trela is an artist of a great talent and unlimited possibilities. Several dozen roles created in the Stary Theatre fit squarely within the scene’s postwar history. His acting personality has been shaped by creations such as Gustaw-Konrad in “Dziady” and Konrad in “Wyzwolenie.” He learned the craft of acting while working under Jerzy Jarocki’s supervision (“Szewcy,” “Wiśniowy sad,” “Rewizor,” “Życie jest snem,” “Ślub,” “Faust”), who spotted in his acting his characteristic traits: the perspective, the auto-irony, and the sense of the absurd. Jerzy Trela has also worked with Andrzej Wajda (“Tragiczna historia Hamleta księcia Danii,” “Zemsta,” “Wesele”), Jerzy Grzegorzewski (“Wesele,” “Tak zwana ludzkość w obłędzie,” “Dziady – XII improwizacji”), Krystian Lupa (“Powrót Odysa,” “Lunatycy”), Mikołaj Grabowski (“Irydion,” “Tango Gombrowicz,” “Wyzwolenie”), Kazimierz Kutz (“Damy i huzary,” “Pieszo”), Piotr Cieplak (“Król umiera, czyli ceremonie”). A laureate of many drama, film and television prizes, Jerzy Trela has been for many years a professor at PWST in Cracow. In 2010 he was awarded the Mistrz Mowy Polskiej title and in 2011 honoured with a Commander Cross with an Order of Polonia Restituta Star.

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A band of female singers from Tricity, performing in their current constellation since 2013. Laboratorium Pieśni, apart from singing, also conducts field research in order to find new-old music (research conducted until now: Albania – polyphonic songs, Kashubia – funeral songs, Lower Silesia – rituals of carol singers). The group also creates theatre performances, where through traditional songs they tell stories about vanishing rites. The group’s founders – Alina Jurczyszyn, who graduated from the “Gardzienice” Academy for Theatre Practices, and Kamila Bigus, who graduated from the Academy of Music in Gdańsk – are realising the “Akademia Laboratorium Pieśni” project at the University of Gdańsk, and also conduct other traditional singing workshops in other locations. Laboratorium Pieśni is the co-organiser of the Etnowiosnowisko Spring and Music Festival.

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Ziemowit Szczerek | Author of the books “Przyjdzie Mordor i nas zje, czyli tajna historia Słowian” (nominations to Nike and Angelus Awards), “Rzeczpospolita Zwycięska,” “Siódemka.” He is interested in western Europe and the oddities of geopolitics, history, and culture. He travels to strange places and writes about it. In 2013 received the Polityka Passport Award.

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Artur Szlosarek | Poet, translator. His debut poetry volume “Wiersze napisane” was released in 1991. Some of the works he has published are: “Popiół i miód,” “Camera obscura,” “List do ściany,” “Pod obcym niebem,” “Ołówek rzeźnika.” His poetry has been translated to English, German, French, Swedish, Bulgarian, Czech, and Slovak. Has received scholarships from  the Berlin Academy of Arts, the Robert Borch Foundation, the Polish Minister of Culture. Winner of the Kościelski Foundation Award.

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Wojciech Nowicki | Writer, photography exhibitions curator, food critic. His book “Dno oka. Eseje o fotografii” got to the final stage of the 2011 Nike Literary Award. The 2013 “Salki” won the Gdynia Literary Prize in the “Essay” category.

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Robert Pucek | Translator and outsider. He lives in the forest, with the spiders and ravens. Author of the book: „Pająki pana Roberta” (2014).

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Lidia Ostałowska | Author of reportages about those, for whom it is more difficult – about national and ethnic minorities, about women, about youth from subcultures, about the excluded, and also co-author of many reportage collections. 2011 featured the publishing of “Farby wodne,” reportage book (nominated for the Nike Literary Award and the Gwarancje Kultury Award). In 2012 she published the “Bolało jeszcze bardziej” collection.

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Weronika Murek  | Graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Silesia. “Uprawa roślin południowych metodą Miczurina” (2015) is her literary debut.

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Waldemar Bawołek | Writer of prose. Winner of the “Nowy Nurt” and the Kurpisz Publishing House Competition, as well as of the Zielona Sowa Publishing House National Competition, thrice awarded the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage scholarship. Has published the following books: “Delectatio morosa” (1996), “Raz dokoła” (2005), “Humoreska” (2012), and “To co obok” (2014, nominated for the Gdynia Literary Prize).

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Małgorzata Szejnert | Journalist, co-founder of “Gazeta Wyborcza,” where she has been head of the reportage department for nearly 15 years. Mentor of the new generation of Polish reporters: Szczygieł, Tochman, Hugo-Bader. Honoured with the COGITO Public Media Award, nominated for the Nike Literary Award, the Gdynia Literary Award, and the Angelus Central European Literature Award.

www.znak.com.pl

Angelika Kuźniak | Author of reportage stories “Marlene” (2009) and “Papusza” (2013). Has received the Grand Press Award three times, nominated for the Polish-German Journalism Award. In 2012 received the Barbara Łopieńska Award for her interview with Herta Müller.

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Bohdan Zadura | Poet, author of prose, translator, and literary critic. Graduated from Philosophy at the University of the University of Warsaw. Since 2004 editor-in-chief of the “Twórczość” magazine. Collaborates with the “Literatura na Świecie” monthly, he is published in most Polish literary and culture magazines. Author of translations from English, Hungarian, Russian, and Ukrainian.  Awarded the Stanisław Piętak Prize (1994), the Józef Czechowicz Award (2010), the Wroclaw Silesius Poetry Award (2011).

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Taras Prochaśko | Journalist and author. One of the head representatives of the “Stanislau Phenomenon,” and one of the most interesting recent Ukrainian authors. His works attract the attention of critics, journalists, literature researchers, readers. He publishes short stories, novels, reportages.

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Tomasz Schimscheiner | Graduated from PWST in Cracow (1989). In the 1989-90 season he worked in the Bagatela Theatre in Cracow. In 1991 he has become involved with the Ludowy Theatre in Cracow, where he works to this day. He acts as a guest performer in the STU Theatre and in the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre in Cracow, as well as in the Współczeny Theatre and in the Capitol Theatre in Warsaw. He has performed in many drama, television and film productions, cooperating among others with directors such as: U. Urbaniak, A. Duda-Gracz, J. Stuhr, R. Zioło, K. Kutz, K. Zalewski, J. Machulski, G. Wiśniewski, H. Baranowski, W. Saniewski, St. Zajączkowski, W. Solarz, W. Smarzowski, F. Zylber, J. Koprowicz, B. Szydłowski, M. Grąbka, J. Tumidajski, A. Więcek, M. Gierszał, T. Svoboda, M. Grabowski. Theatre producer for the play “Dziecko dla odważnych” by Leszek K. Talka. Has performed on many stages in Poland. Since 1991 he has been cooperating with the producing company Bereś & Baron Media Productions, where he works as actor, second director, and co-producer for productions such as: “Historia filozofii po góralsku,” “Anioł w Krakowie,” “Zakochany Anioł,” “Wszystkie kobiety Mateusza.” He is known to the broader public for the television series: “Na Wspólnej,” “Szpilki na Giewoncie,” “Komisarz Alex,” “Na dobre i na złe,” “Ojciec Mateusz.” He has cooperated with the following foundations: A. Dymna’s “Mimo wszystko” foundation, U. Smok’s “Podaruj życie” foundation, TVN’s “Nie jesteś sam” foundation, the “RAP” foundation. Since 2008 he has been the president of the “Wawel z rodziną” foundation, which supports orphaned children, single-parent families, and people faced with unexpected circumstances. Along with his wife Beata, he has established the “Gospodarstwo Teatralne” foundation, which supports Art- and Culture-related activities. In his free time he enjoys skiing, mountain climbing, and travelling through the world on his motorbike. His latest productions: the film “Fale,” directed by Grzegorz Zariczny, and the play “Ciekawa pora roku,” directed by Agata Duda-Gracz.

Alperin encompasses the cultural and music heritage in two ways. On one hand he stresses that the awareness of one’s own roots serves as a guide, and it allowed him to develop an artistic identity after years of adventuring with classical music, rock, and jazz: “I was confused. I didn’t know what really belonged to me anymore.” Thanks to returning to music of native tradition, his compositions gained a strong foundation, a centre of gravity. “It made me more relaxed, I stopped being afraid.” However, Alperin doesn’t identify heritage with just the culture of his own country, and points out that an artist should always be open to the wealth of worldwide experiences. “All folk traditions belong to one family.” The changes that took place in Alperin’s character after he moved to Norway are what the artist considers important. He describes the country as one full of poetry and stark contrast – suspended between gentleness, tranquillity, and darkness, mystery. The years spent in Norway made Alperin more introverted and withdrawn. Nevertheless, he feels southern fire burning within him. “It’s a part of me that explodes when I’m in love, when I eat a splendid dish, and when I play.”

Alperin metaphorically divides his compositions into dances and songs. “Sometimes I sing inwardly, and sometimes aloud. I never stop singing, though. I agree with Arvo Pärt, who considered the human voice to be the only perfect instrument.” Moulding his entirely own existential experience with musical experience, Alperin regards music as an expression of the personal idea of beauty which evolves and changes along with his character. However, it always remains a kind of dream world for the artists, one that allows him to express melancholy and the joy of life. “Music has always been almost the sole outlet for channelling a wide spectrum of emotions: passion, sadness… everything.” The beautiful, minimalist, and intimate music of Misha Alperin combines the emotionality of melody with crisp articulation. It amazes and pulls the listener out from their everyday life, it becomes something that demands their full attention, something that has to be heard. This is a proposition for everyone, including the most picky of music-lovers.

The concert’s program will feature original pieces by Misha Alperin, included on his recent albums.

Misha Alperin | Jazz pianist, composer, and arranger from Ukraine. Leader of Moscow Art Trio. Currently lives in Norway, is a professor at the Norwegian Academy of Music, where he teaches piano, improvisation, and composition. Has recorded 6 albums for the prestigious record company ECM. Apart from original compositions Alperin performs jazz pieces and a repertoire inspired by classical music and traditional music of eastern and Scandinavian countries. Born in 1956 in Kamianets-Podilskyi in Ukraine and raised in Bessarabia (Moldavia), where he used to play with folk musicians, simultaneously studying composition and playing the piano. In 1980 he joined Moldavian Jazz Ensemble under saxophonist and violinist Semjon Shirman. In 1983 he moved to Moscow, where he experimented by combining elements of Russian and Romanian folk music of the Moldavian region with his own subjective rendition of traditional jazz. Alperin started heading in the direction of jazz relatively late, and his searches remained less influenced by contemporary pianist and more by such masters as Art Tatum, Bud Powell, and Lennie Tristano. He also drew from the Jewish musical heritage of his family. Misha Alperin’s grandfather was an author of music at a Bessarabian synagogue. The fate of the Soviet Jew became one of the themes on the album “Wave of Sorrow.” In Moscow he founded Moscow Art Trio and collaborated with the international group Huun-Huur-Tu. Since 1993 he has been living in Oslo, where he conducts lectures at the Norwegian Academy of Music. Selected discography: “Wave of Sorrow” (ECM 1990), “Prayer” (Boheme/Jaro 1991/1996), “Blue Fiords” (Boheme 1993), “Folk Dreams” (Jaro 1995), “North Story” (ECM 1997), “Mountain Tale” (Jaro 1998), “First Impression” (ECM 1999), “Portrait” (Jaro 2000), “At Home” (ECM 2001), “Night” (ECM 2002), “Instead of making children” (Jaro 2006), “Her first dance” (ECM 2008).

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www.ecmrecords.com

sources: Misha Alperin “One can become music” – interview by Carina Prange for “Jazzdimensions” (Germany 2004) / Misha Alperin “Piano Man” – interview by Alexander Gelfand for “Forward” (USA 2008)

Tomasz Schimscheiner | Graduated from PWST in Cracow (1989). In the 1989-90 season he worked in the Bagatela Theatre in Cracow. In 1991 he has become involved with the Ludowy Theatre in Cracow, where he works to this day. He acts as a guest performer in the STU Theatre and in the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre in Cracow, as well as in the Współczeny Theatre and in the Capitol Theatre in Warsaw. He has performed in many drama, television and film productions, cooperating among others with directors such as: U. Urbaniak, A. Duda-Gracz, J. Stuhr, R. Zioło, K. Kutz, K. Zalewski, J. Machulski, G. Wiśniewski, H. Baranowski, W. Saniewski, St. Zajączkowski, W. Solarz, W. Smarzowski, F. Zylber, J. Koprowicz, B. Szydłowski, M. Grąbka, J. Tumidajski, A. Więcek, M. Gierszał, T. Svoboda, M. Grabowski. Theatre producer for the play “Dziecko dla odważnych” by Leszek K. Talka. Has performed on many stages in Poland. Since 1991 he has been cooperating with the producing company Bereś & Baron Media Productions, where he works as actor, second director, and co-producer for productions such as: “Historia filozofii po góralsku,” “Anioł w Krakowie,” “Zakochany Anioł,” “Wszystkie kobiety Mateusza.” He is known to the broader public for the television series: “Na Wspólnej,” “Szpilki na Giewoncie,” “Komisarz Alex,” “Na dobre i na złe,” “Ojciec Mateusz.” He has cooperated with the following foundations: A. Dymna’s “Mimo wszystko” foundation, U. Smok’s “Podaruj życie” foundation, TVN’s “Nie jesteś sam” foundation, the “RAP” foundation. Since 2008 he has been the president of the “Wawel z rodziną” foundation, which supports orphaned children, single-parent families, and people faced with unexpected circumstances. Along with his wife Beata, he has established the “Gospodarstwo Teatralne” foundation, which supports Art- and Culture-related activities. In his free time he enjoys skiing, mountain climbing, and travelling through the world on his motorbike. His latest productions: the film “Fale,” directed by Grzegorz Zariczny, and the play “Ciekawa pora roku,” directed by Agata Duda-Gracz.

Jurij Andruchowycz | Poet, writer of prose, essayist, translator. Founder of the Bu-Ba-Bu poetry group. In 2014 Paweł Smoleński held an extensive interview with him, titled “Szcze ne wmerła i nie umrze.” He had three novels published in Poland (including “Dwanaście kręgów,” which won him the Leipzig Book Fair Award and the Angelus Central European Literature Award), tomes of essays and poetry. With the music group Karbido he has recorded the albums “Samogon,” “Cynamon,” and “Absinthe,” as well as “Andruchoid” with M. Trzaska, W. Mazolewski, and M. Moretti. Author of translations from Polish, German, and Russian. Lives in Ivano-Frankivsk.

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Andrzej Stasiuk | Author, essayist, co-founder of the Czarne Publishing House, Artistic Director of the Zygmunt Haupt Festival. Writes for “Tygodnik Powszechny.” Has been living in the Lower Beskids since the late 80s. Has received numerous awards, including the Culture Foundation Prize, the Kościelski Foundation award, the Beata Pawlak Award, the Nike Literary Award, the Vilenica International Literary Prize, Gdynia Literary Award, the yearly literary award of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. His works have been translated to all European languages (nearly 130 translations altogether).

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Andrzej Niewiadomski, PhD | Poet, essayist, literary historian, editor. Co-founder and editor of the “Kresy” literary magazine (1989-2010). Has also done literary criticism for over 10 years. Published poetic books, and the essay book “Mapa. Prolegomena” (Lublin, 2012), and academic books, including “Jeden jest zawsze ostrzem. Inna nowoczesność Zygmunta Haupta” (Lublin 2015). He deals with the issues of poetic avant-garde, the newest poetry, metapoetry, catastrophism in the interwar period, the heritage of the interwar period in post-war literature, the dynamics of internal connections within Polish modernistic prose. His poems have been translated to English, German, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Bulgarian, and Spanish. He is director of the Modern Literature Deprtment at the Maria Curie-Skłodowska University Lublin.

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2015 marks a decade of cooperation between Karbido and Andruchowycz, the closing of the “Samogon – Cynamon – Absynt” trilogy, and historic changes currently taking place in Ukraine, ones that we cannot ignore – these are the origins of the new project inspired by Andruchowycz’s book “Leksykon intymnych mist.” The author’s aim was to translate the energy and atmosphere of the cities described there, as well as the commentary regarding them, into the language of sonic expression.

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Krzysztof Varga | Has made it to the finals of the Nike Literary Award three times – for his books “Tequila,” “Nagrobek z lastryko,” and “Gulasz z turula.” His recently published works include: “Trociny” (2012) and “Czardasz z mangalicą” (2014). He is also author of the essayist prose “Bildungsroman” (1997, 2014) and the volume of prose “45 pomysłów na powieść” (1998, 2014), for which he has been awarded by Fundacja Kultury. His books have been translated to different languages, including Italian, Hungarian, Bulgarian, Slovakian, Serbian, Ukrainian, Croatian.

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Justyna Bargielska | Poet, writer of prose. The 2003 volume “Dating sessions” was her debut. She then published “China Shipping” and “Dwa fiaty,” for which she received the Gdynia Literary Prize 2010. She won the Rainer Maria Rilke Poetry Competition 2001, and a special award at the 2002 Jacek Bierezin Competition. In 2010 published her first book of prose, “Obsoletki,” which won her the 2001 Gdynia Literary Prize. In 2012 published a volume of poetry “Bach for my baby,” which was nominated for the awards of: Szymborska, Gryfia, Silesius, and Nike (the book made it to the final stage). In 2013 she published her novel “Małe lisy,” which was nominated for the Nike and to the Warsaw Literary Award.

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Barbara Klicka | Poet, animator of culture. In 2012 published the volume “same same,” which was nominated for the Silesius Poetry Award. In 2015 her tome “Nice” was published. Her texts have been translated to different languages, including English and German.

www.wbp.poznan.pl