| Born in 1947 in Sanok; a poet. He studied Polish philology at Warsaw University. For over twenty years he wrote strictly for himself, while wrestling with a disease. He made his debut in 1994 as a mature poet, with a honed (...)
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| | Born in 1935, a prose writer, screenwriter for film and television, author of radio plays, journalist, and a lawyer by education. In 1973 he published The Marvelous Den in Paris under his own name, which had previously been stopped by the (...)
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STRYJKOWSKI JulianSTRYJKOWSKI, Julian, (real name: Pesach Stark), 1905-96, prose writer; socially engaged novel Bieg do Fragala (The Run to Fragala, 1951); historical novel Przybysz z Narbony (The Newcomer from Narbonne, 1978), stories Imie wlasne (In My Own Name, 1961); novels set among Jewish communities in small Polish towns before World War I: Glosy w ciemnosci (Voices in the Dark, 1956), Austeria (The Inn, 1966), Sen Azrila (Azril's Dream, 1957); autobiographical works alluding to own communist youth: Czarna roza (The Black Rose, 1962), Wielki strach (The Great Fear, publ. unofficially, 1980); stories with Biblical themes.
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There are more than 31,000 publishers registered in Poland. However, the market is highly concentrated. The 300 largest publishing firms still hold almost 98 per cent of it. More »
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