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Jan Rojewski

(b. 1994) – poet, journalist, political commentator.

He has published the poetry collections “Ikonoklazm” (Iconoclasm, 2018) and “Ocalałe 2030” (Survivors 2030, 2022). The debut, Iconoclasm, was nominated for the Gdynia Literary Prize and the Silesius Poetry Award, and received a distinction at the Artur Fryz National Literary Competition (all in 2019). Previously, a draft of this book received the Audience Award at the Jacek Bierezin National Poetry Competition (2016). The volume Survivors 2030 was nominated for the Silesius Poetry Award (2023). Since 2021, Rojewski has been the editor-in-chief of the site truestory.pl, and since 2023 – the managing editor of the portal Angora24.pl. He is also a regular contributor to “Polityka” weekly and a journalist for the Wirtualna Polska service. His articles, commentaries and analyses have been published by national media.

Bibliography

poetry

  • Ikonoklazm, Stronie Śląskie: Biuro Literackie, 2018.
  • Ocalałe 2030, Cracow: KONTENT, 2022.

anthologies:

  • Połów. Poetyckie debiuty 2017, edit. J. Mueller, M. Podgórnik, M. Sendecki, Stronie Śląskie: Biuro Literackie, 2018.
  • Ludzie ze stacji, edit. A. Burszta, J. Mueller, photo. M. Rigamonti, Stronie Śląskie: Biuro Literackie, 2020.

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