(b. 1978) – a poet and musician. For many years he has lived in Żurada, near Olkusz, where he works as a Polish teacher…
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(1980) – journalist, one of the most respected Polish reporters.
Witold Szabłowski is the author of books such as: “Zabójca z miasta moreli. Reportaże z Turcji” (The Assassin from Apricot City: Reportage from Turkey, 2010), “Tańczące niedźwiedzie. Reportaże z transformacji” (Dancing Bears: True Stories of People Nostalgic for Life Under Tyranny, 2014), and “Sprawiedliwi zdrajcy. Sąsiedzi z Wołynia” (Righteous Traitors: Neighbours from Volhynia, 2016), which have won recognition both in Poland and abroad. He has won the European Parliament Journalism Prize (2010), the Anna Lindh Prize (2012) and the 3rd edition of the PAP Ryszard Kapuściński Prize (2013).
For his article “To z miłości, siostro” (It’s Out of Love, Sister), he received an honourable mention in the Amnesty International competition for authors of the best texts on human rights (2008). He was nominated for the Nike Literary Award for “Zabójca z miasta moreli” (2011). Two of his books – “Tańczące niedźwiedzie” and “Jak nakarmić dyktatora” (How to Feed a Dictator), both translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones – have been published by one of the most prestigious publishing houses in the world, Penguin Random House.
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