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Dziennik Północny #4
Dom włóczęgi
Swoją opowieść-dziennik „Dom włóczęgi” Mariusz Wilk pisze tak, jak się bierze kolejny oddech. Albo tak, jak się po czasie wraca na wytyczoną niegdyś ścieżkę. To, co zdawało się odruchowe, odkryte, rozpoznane, nieoczekiwanie nabiera nowych znaczeń.
W domu nad Oniego nastąpiły zmiany. Pojawił się ktoś, kto sprawił, że Wilk na nowo czyta alfabet natury, a własną biografię tłumaczy na nieznane mu wcześniej emocje. Zmiana perspektywy spojrzenia na przyrodę, literaturę, ludzkie losy daje fascynujący efekt odkrywania tego, co bliskie, a dotąd niedostrzeżone. Książka mieni się, jak i poprzednie zmiennością planów narracyjnych i mikroopowieści. Tym razem Wilcza włóczęga wiedzie tropą wyznaczaną przez zdziwienie dostrzeżone w oczach Martuszy.
W domu nad Oniego nastąpiły zmiany. Pojawił się ktoś, kto sprawił, że Wilk na nowo czyta alfabet natury, a własną biografię tłumaczy na nieznane mu wcześniej emocje. Zmiana perspektywy spojrzenia na przyrodę, literaturę, ludzkie losy daje fascynujący efekt odkrywania tego, co bliskie, a dotąd niedostrzeżone. Książka mieni się, jak i poprzednie zmiennością planów narracyjnych i mikroopowieści. Tym razem Wilcza włóczęga wiedzie tropą wyznaczaną przez zdziwienie dostrzeżone w oczach Martuszy.
202 pages, Paperback
First published February 13, 2014
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About the author
Mariusz Wilk
8 books10 followersGraduated from Polish Philology at the University of Wroclaw.
From 1978 he was an activist of the democratic opposition. Co-author of "underground" opposition newspapers: "Biuletyn Dolnośląski", "Podaj dalej", "Tematy". During the events of August 1980 he was co-editor of the newsletter of the strike "Solidarność", published in the Gdansk Shipyard. Since 1980 lived in Gdansk, where he was editor-in-chief of „Solidarności. Pisma Zarządu Regionu”. After the imposition of martial law in underground he had been the editor of the magazine until the arrest in December 1982. After his release from prison in 1983, he worked in the cooperative of high-rise services "Gdańsk". In 1984 in Paris together with Maciej Łopiński and Zbigniew Gach (pseudonym Marcin Moskit) he published a book about the days of the underground "Solidarność" named “Konspira” (simultaneously appeared in "underground" edition of the book in Poland), with the statements of Bogdan Borusewicz, Zbigniew Bujak, Wladyslaw Frasyniuk, Alexander Hall, Tadeusz Jedynak, Bogdan Lis, Eugene Szumiejki. The book was awarded the "Solidarność" Workers Publishing award in 1984. Arrested again in 1986, among others, on suspicion of alleged collaboration with the representative of a foreign intelligence (as evidenced supposed to be the release of “Konspira” on the West). Was released after a few months under the amnesty. After the strikes in 1988 he did not take part in active political life and worked as a war correspondent.
In 1993 he decided to stay abroad. He settled in Russia, on the Solovetsky Islands, and later lived on Lake Onega, most recently again in the far north. During this period, he was a Russian correspondent of the Paris-based "Culture" up to the last issue of the magazine (2000). He received, among others, Literary Award "Culture" in the name of Zygmunt Hertz in 1997. Is currently working with "Rzeczpospolita" (Appendix "Plus-Minus"), his texts also appeared in the "Zeszytach Literackich", "Gazeta Gdansk" and "Political Review". Nominated for a Polish award “Paszport Polityki” (Polityka's Passport) in 2006.
In 2006 by the order of Polish President Lech Kaczynski he was awarded the Officer's Cross of the Order of the Rebirth of Poland.
From 1978 he was an activist of the democratic opposition. Co-author of "underground" opposition newspapers: "Biuletyn Dolnośląski", "Podaj dalej", "Tematy". During the events of August 1980 he was co-editor of the newsletter of the strike "Solidarność", published in the Gdansk Shipyard. Since 1980 lived in Gdansk, where he was editor-in-chief of „Solidarności. Pisma Zarządu Regionu”. After the imposition of martial law in underground he had been the editor of the magazine until the arrest in December 1982. After his release from prison in 1983, he worked in the cooperative of high-rise services "Gdańsk". In 1984 in Paris together with Maciej Łopiński and Zbigniew Gach (pseudonym Marcin Moskit) he published a book about the days of the underground "Solidarność" named “Konspira” (simultaneously appeared in "underground" edition of the book in Poland), with the statements of Bogdan Borusewicz, Zbigniew Bujak, Wladyslaw Frasyniuk, Alexander Hall, Tadeusz Jedynak, Bogdan Lis, Eugene Szumiejki. The book was awarded the "Solidarność" Workers Publishing award in 1984. Arrested again in 1986, among others, on suspicion of alleged collaboration with the representative of a foreign intelligence (as evidenced supposed to be the release of “Konspira” on the West). Was released after a few months under the amnesty. After the strikes in 1988 he did not take part in active political life and worked as a war correspondent.
In 1993 he decided to stay abroad. He settled in Russia, on the Solovetsky Islands, and later lived on Lake Onega, most recently again in the far north. During this period, he was a Russian correspondent of the Paris-based "Culture" up to the last issue of the magazine (2000). He received, among others, Literary Award "Culture" in the name of Zygmunt Hertz in 1997. Is currently working with "Rzeczpospolita" (Appendix "Plus-Minus"), his texts also appeared in the "Zeszytach Literackich", "Gazeta Gdansk" and "Political Review". Nominated for a Polish award “Paszport Polityki” (Polityka's Passport) in 2006.
In 2006 by the order of Polish President Lech Kaczynski he was awarded the Officer's Cross of the Order of the Rebirth of Poland.
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September 6, 2015
Это уже шестая книга "Северного дневника", что тут сказать... Книга ещё более дневник - нет каких-то чётких делений на крупные части с описанием той или иной темы, будь то путешествие, история Петрозаводска или что-то ещё. Здесь всего понемногу, а ещё больше бытописания, размышлений о книгах любимых писателей.
Эту книгу автор писал для дочери и посвятил ей. Книга очень тягучая, ещё более чётко выступает позиция автора как наблюдателя.
Подходить к книге надо в состоянии мирном и спокойном. Ждать увлекательных историй не стоит, но трогательно и познавательно почти на каждой странице.
Эту книгу автор писал для дочери и посвятил ей. Книга очень тягучая, ещё более чётко выступает позиция автора как наблюдателя.
Подходить к книге надо в состоянии мирном и спокойном. Ждать увлекательных историй не стоит, но трогательно и познавательно почти на каждой странице.
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