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03.09.2010 |
 With this residency, the Polish Cultural Institute revives a long tradition of participation of Polish authors in the prestigious International Writing Program at the University of Iowa. As a part of his residency at the University of Iowa, Biedrzycki will participate in readings and panels with other International Writing Program writers.
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 Michał Witkowski will be meeting his readers on August 24th Dublin, where he will be promoting his novel "Lovetown," published by Portobello Books and translated by William Martin. The meeting will take place at the EU House at Dawson Street 18 D2. The organizers are calling it: “Poland's answer to Almodovar.”
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 The Institute of Polish Culture announces meetings with Olga Tokarczuk, Michał Witkowski, Matthew Kelly and Michał and Joanna Rusinek, which will take place during the Edinburgh International Book Festival (August 14th-30th 2010). The Edinburgh International Book Festival hosts the most recognized and renowned writers, poets, thinkers, photographers and artists from all over the world to debate, discuss and search for inspiration.
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 The Book Institute, the Polish Cultural Institute in London and the Polish Cultural Institute in New York have the pleasure to announce that the winner of the Found in Translation Award for 2009 has been named Danuta Borchardt for her translation of Witold Gombrowicz’s “Pornografia,” published by Grove Atlantic (USA). This award recognizes the exceptional quality of the translation and the great importance of the text being translated.
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 The winner of the Transatlantic Award in 2010 was named Pietro Marchesani, a translator of Polish literature into Italian. The Transatlantic Award Ceremony took place on Friday June 18th at the Manggha Center for Japanese Art and Technology in Krakow.
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There are more than 28,000 publishers registered in Poland. However, the market is highly concentrated. The 200 largest publishing firms still hold almost 98 per cent of it. More »
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