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2 September 2010


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With his fourth novel, "Extensa", Jacek Dukaj continues his systematic attempt to extend the conventional boundaries of the genre and to attract more than connoisseurs of science fiction as readers...
"Black Oceans" undoubtedly belongs to the more erudite trend in Polish sci-fi, and is descended from the best traditions of the genre, with Stanislaw Lem at the forefront...
Born 30 July 1974 in Tarnów. Considered Poland's best living science fiction writer.
Animated film directed by Tomasz Bagiński, 2002. The film was inspired by a short story by Jacek Dukaj. It was nominated for an Academy Award...
Announcement dated: July 3, 2010; awards ceremony: November 11, 2010 The list of books vying for this year's Józef Mackiewicz Literary Award features ten titles, among them: Jacek Dukaj's "Wroniec", Antoni Libera's "Godot i jego cień" / "Godot and His Shadow", Leszek Moczulski's "Wojna polska" / "Polish War", Maciej Parowski's "Burza. Ucieczka z Warszawy '40" / "Storm. The Escape from Warsaw '40", Jan Polkowski's "Cantus", Magda Skubisz's "Dżus & Dżin"...
Warsaw, Teatr Narodowy (National Theatre), January 4, 2005 "Polityka" ("Politics") weekly presented its annual, cultural awards known as the "Polityka" Passports. For the twelfth time "Polityka" weekly recognized artists who have demonstrated far-reaching originality as well as a penchant for exploration and for exceeding the boundaries of convention.
Director of animated films and author of digital special effects for films and computer games, also a draughtsman and painter. Born in 1976 in Białystok.
announcement of the winner: 26 September 2009; the official presentation of the prize: 10 October 2009 The name of this year's winner of the Kościelski Prize - the oldest independent Polish literary award - will be announced on 26 September 2009. The official presentation of the prize, combined with the Great Night Reading ["Wielkie Nocne Czytanie"] literary festival, will be held on 10 October 2009 in Kraków...
Warsaw, book-laureate: October 5, 2008 The NIKE Literary Award is a prize for the best book of the year published in Polish. It has been presented since 1997, always for a book published in the previous year. A list of 20 books nominated in 2008 and 7 finalists. The NIKE 2008 has been awarded to Olga Tokarczuk for her book "Bieguni"
Warsaw, Teatr Polski (Polski Theatre), laureates announcement: January 8, 2008 On January 8, 2008 "Polityka" weekly announced laureates of its annual, cultural awards 2007 "POLITYKA" PASSPORTS. The "Cultural Creator" distinction went to Andrzej Wajda.
Born in Sulechów in 1962. An outstanding writer and essayist and a devotee of Jung, she is an authority on philosophy and arcane knowledge. She is a phenomenon of popularity - admired by both critics and readers.
Warsaw, Teatr Wielki, January 12, 2009 The winners of the latest, 17th edition of the "Polityka" Passports have been announced. Awards in all six categories: film, literature, visual arts, classical music and pop-music, were presented during a grand gala at the Teatr Wielki in Warsaw...
Warsaw, January 13, 2009 "Polityka" weekly announced laureates of its annual, cultural awards 2008 "POLITYKA" PASSPORTS. The "Cultural Creator" distinction went to Krystian Lupa. A list of laureates and nominees...
The leading representative of Polish science fiction, a philosopher, futurologist and essayist, his works also include realistic novels and satirical texts. He was the Polish writer who was the most popular and the most frequently published abroad. Born in Lwow in 1921, died in Krakow on March 27, 2006. Biographical note and a profile of the writer...
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