Lovers of the forest and the book "Pikotek wants to be discovered" are invited for a meeting with the author - Tomasz Samojlik, who will be happy to sign the books... or maybe he will draw something?

Meet the co-creators of the KREDA magazine, Montessori teachers who have been collaborating with home-schooling families for 12 years. The meeting will take a form of a presentation of specific educational solutions, and a discussion on new educational ideas and initiatives in Poland and abroad.

Meet the co-creators of the KREDA magazine, Montessori teachers who have been collaborating with home-schooling families for 12 years. The meeting will take a form of a presentation of specific educational solutions, and a discussion on new educational ideas and initiatives in Poland and abroad.

The panel will include literary translators from languages that are hardly known in Poland: Agnieszka Matkowska, a translator from the Buryat language and a populariser of the Buryat culture, and Agnieszka Rembiałkowska, a translator from Lithuanian, among others; the panel will be moderated by Dorota Konowrocka-Sawa, a translator from English and a member of the Board of the Polish Literary Translators Association.

Agnieszka Matkowska is a graduate of Polish philology, ethnolinguistics, postgraduate studies for translators and PhD studies in Mongolian Studies (Adam Mickiewicz University). She also studied in Great Britain, in the USA and Buryatia. In addition to translation, she is also involved in research into the Buryatian oral tradition.

Agnieszka Rembiałkowska is a graduate of Baltic philology at the University of Warsaw, and currently a lecturer at the Department of Baltic Studies at the Faculty of Polish Philology at the University of Warsaw. She translates poems and novels from Lithuanian.

Meeting with Ben Judah (Jagiellonian University Press), with the participation of Barbara Gutowska-Nowak, hosted by Olga Stanisławska.

Varujan Vosganian is the author of a world-wide known "Book of whispers", a telling about the traumatic history of Armenians in the twentieth century, but also a personal memoir. The book appeared in Poland in the translation of Joanna Kornaś-Warwas and won the hearts of both literary critics and readers – it was awarded with the Literary Central Europe Award "Angelus" and the Natalia Gorbaniewska Reader's Award.

The conversation with the writer whose candidacy for the Nobel Prize for Literature was submitted by three countries will be conducted by Beata Stasińska.

Ewa Stopa-Borówka, a member of the Polish Literary Translators Association (STL), will be available at the STL stand for questions about the work of a translator and about her own translations.

She graduated from philosophy at the University of Silesia and lived in Dún Laoghaire in Ireland for a long time. She has translated Emma Donoghue's “Room” and Elena Favilla and Francesca Cavallo's “Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls” (KSIĄŻKI magazine’s award), and about forty other books and numerous articles, scripts and TV texts.

Ewa Stopa-Borówka, a member of the Polish Literary Translators Association (STL), will be available at the STL stand for questions about the work of a translator and about her own translations.

She graduated from philosophy at the University of Silesia and lived in Dún Laoghaire in Ireland for a long time. She has translated Emma Donoghue's “Room” and Elena Favilla and Francesca Cavallo's “Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls” (KSIĄŻKI magazine’s award), and about forty other books and numerous articles, scripts and TV texts.

Anna Studniarek is one of the members of the Polish Literary Translators Association (STL) who will be available at the STL stand for questions about the work of a translator and about her own translations. A graduate of the Institute of Applied Linguistics at the University of Warsaw, a fan of fantasy, with over sixty novels, collections of short stories and comic books translated during her fifteen years of career, including works by: Brandon Sanderson, Monique Roffey, Rachel Hartman.

Meeting with Justyna Styszyńska - author of books with stickers "Idol" and „ wykli-niezwykli mieszkańcy". She will sign the books and maybe reveal what and who she will write about in the next parts of the series.

Meeting with Paweł Kapusta¸author of the book “Agonia. Lekarze i pacjenci w stanie krytycznym” (Agony. Doctors and patients in a critical state), published by Wielka Litera, hosted by Julia Fiedorczuk, meeting with Mariusz Szczygieł, author of the book “Nie ma” (Missing), hosted by Dorota Danielewicz.

During this event awards will be presented in an educational competition “Mój Busz po polsku” (around 11 o’clock).

Partners of the event: Stołeczne Centrum Edukacji Kulturalnej, Wirtualna Polska, Wielka Litera, „Nowy Folder”

Monika Osiecka, a member of the Polish Literary Translators Association (STL), will be available at the STL stand for questions about the work of a translator and about her own translations.

She cooperates with such publishers as Znak and Rebis, she translated the series “Belle & Sebastian” (Christine Féret-Fleury, Cécile Aubry) as well as books by Bernard Minier, Christian Jacq and Gabriela Fiori.