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In Mad Dog Wojciech Tochman presents his lastest writings which, in a disconcerting manner, describe the tragic human fates caused by evil in its many guises.
Among the topics broached by the author in these texts: the heroic battle of a single woman with a child-molesting priest, the disturbing fate of a boy cursed with Tourette's syndrome, and the attempts of a total amnesiac to rediscover his place in the world. The reportage „Moses' Bush” holds a special place because it is about a tragedy which moved all of Poland: the catastrophic accident involving a bus full of high-school seniors on a pilgrimage to the national sanctuary.
By encountering evil Tochman outlines in his reportages both a picture of human betrayal, hypocrisy, falseness, hatred, lies—and also of human tragedies, which can unexpectedly become our share. This powerful and shocking book confirms Tochman as a leading representative of the Polish school of reportage.
When it seemed that there is nothing new to be discovered in the chick lit formula, Karolina Macios came up with a brilliantly intelligent and funny story. This first-time author ironically plays with the convention while following the protagonist in her search for perfect love. Irony and wit really is what makes the story appealing from its outset to the very end. Fast paced and full of insightful portraits of the Polish urban 30+ generation, My Cat and the Sweethearts was hailed the hottest debut in Polish commercial fiction this year.