A unique mix of prose and poetry, of the joy of life and the agony of loss, Tadeusz Rozewicz creates a rich and complex portrait of his mother Stefania and of her indelible influence on her extraordinary family."
Tadeusz Różewicz Book order
October 9, 1921 – April 24, 2014
Tadeusz Różewicz was a pre-eminent Polish modern writer, demonstrating remarkable mastery across poetry, prose, and drama. His work, often imbued with an ironic distance and rooted in an innovative re-creation of tradition, delves into profound ethical considerations and spiritual experiences. Recognized globally as a poet of significant moral authority, Różewicz dedicated himself to the artistic mission of constant internal concentration and heightened sensitivity.
- 2013
- 2011
Tadeusz Rozewicz: They Came to See a Poet
- 288 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Collects poems by one of Poland's most popular and influential poets who belongs to the generation whose lives were indelibly marked by Poland's traumatic war-time experience. This title contains extra poems and an additional preface by Adam Czerniawski.
- 2007
New Poems
- 259 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Tadeusz Rózewicz's poetry blends direct language with rich allusions, capturing the complexities of early 21st-century human experience. Shaped by his WWII resistance and life under communism, Rózewicz offers sharp reflections on his era. This collection features his latest three volumes, showcasing the work of a European literary master.