Program
Aleksander Hudzik i Kinga Sabak,
Mint Magazine FESTIVAL RADIO | online
You can listen to us live at www.literackisopot.pl and as podcasts on Spotify Goyki 3 on air. We will talk about literature, read excerpts from literary works, play lots of good music, and more!
Partner of the event is the European Parliament
Aleksander Hudzik
Kinga Sabak
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Anna Dudzińska,
Channel III of the Polish Radio,
Magdalena Kicińska,
Pismo magazine FESTIVAL RADIO | online
You can listen to us live at www.literackisopot.pl and as podcasts on Spotify Goyki 3 on air. We will talk about literature, read excerpts from literary works, play lots of good music, and more!
Partner of the event is the European Parliament
Anna Dudzińska
Magdalena Kicińska
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Marta Perchuć-Burzyńska,
TOKFM Radio,
Łukasz Wojtusik,
Wojtusik’s Alphabet FESTIVAL RADIO | online
You can listen to us live at www.literackisopot.pl and as podcasts on Spotify Goyki 3 on air. We will talk about literature, read excerpts from literary works, play lots of good music, and more!
Partner of the event is the European Parliament
Marta Perchuć-Burzyńska
Łukasz Wojtusik
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Maciej Makselon i Agata Passent,
Polityka weekly /
Channel I of the Polish Radio FESTIVAL RADIO | online
You can listen to us live at www.literackisopot.pl and as podcasts on Spotify Goyki 3 on air. We will talk about literature, read excerpts from literary works, play lots of good music, and more!
Partner of the event is the European Parliament
Maciej Makselon
Agata Passent
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Mixed media installation ART BY THE BOOK
A Short History of Alarms II:
Andreea Anghel
Mixed media installation, 2025
The premise of the installation, 'A Short History of Alarms II', is that AI is arriving as a great equaliser when it comes to the concept of work — with many already losing work (and sleep) to something which is trumpeted as a solution to humanity's problems. Imagine we take a nostalgic look back at the timeline of work and its intrinsic, irreplaceable humanity, in an attempt to find a way forward.
Corporate postcapitalism appears to be fertile ground for an idea that was ironically spearheaded at the dawn of the computer age as a utopian force for good. Today, however, the fruits of one's labour are diminished day in, day out in the promised land of trickle-down economics.
We begin with primitive bipeds working together to secure food and settle down to build the first agrarian societies. The invention of reading and writing begat the process of documenting cognitive and emotional labour. We then move on to the Industrial Revolution and the inception of Keynesian economic concepts of labour, which were in opposition to Marxist ideology. Finally, we arrive at today's conundrum, where computers, which were once considered our companions, have suddenly become a possible means to an end.
The installation also functions as a small shrine where people can come to light a candle in mourning. As communities tend to come together to commemorate the transition of life to death, Anghel aims to provide a space where people can gather and share their grief, regrets and perhaps even hope for a better future.
Created for the 13th edition of the Sopot by the Book festival, the installation is part of the Goyki 3 Art Inkubator visual arts programme, which in 2025 is dedicated to exploring work in its social, economic, cultural, and geographical contexts.
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Mixed media installation ART BY THE BOOK
A Short History of Alarms II:
Andreea Anghel
Mixed media installation, 2025
The premise of the installation, 'A Short History of Alarms II', is that AI is arriving as a great equaliser when it comes to the concept of work — with many already losing work (and sleep) to something which is trumpeted as a solution to humanity's problems. Imagine we take a nostalgic look back at the timeline of work and its intrinsic, irreplaceable humanity, in an attempt to find a way forward.
Corporate postcapitalism appears to be fertile ground for an idea that was ironically spearheaded at the dawn of the computer age as a utopian force for good. Today, however, the fruits of one's labour are diminished day in, day out in the promised land of trickle-down economics.
We begin with primitive bipeds working together to secure food and settle down to build the first agrarian societies. The invention of reading and writing begat the process of documenting cognitive and emotional labour. We then move on to the Industrial Revolution and the inception of Keynesian economic concepts of labour, which were in opposition to Marxist ideology. Finally, we arrive at today's conundrum, where computers, which were once considered our companions, have suddenly become a possible means to an end.
The installation also functions as a small shrine where people can come to light a candle in mourning. As communities tend to come together to commemorate the transition of life to death, Anghel aims to provide a space where people can gather and share their grief, regrets and perhaps even hope for a better future.
Created for the 13th edition of the Sopot by the Book festival, the installation is part of the Goyki 3 Art Inkubator visual arts programme, which in 2025 is dedicated to exploring work in its social, economic, cultural, and geographical contexts.
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Mixed media installation ART BY THE BOOK
A Short History of Alarms II:
Andreea Anghel
Mixed media installation, 2025
The premise of the installation, 'A Short History of Alarms II', is that AI is arriving as a great equaliser when it comes to the concept of work — with many already losing work (and sleep) to something which is trumpeted as a solution to humanity's problems. Imagine we take a nostalgic look back at the timeline of work and its intrinsic, irreplaceable humanity, in an attempt to find a way forward.
Corporate postcapitalism appears to be fertile ground for an idea that was ironically spearheaded at the dawn of the computer age as a utopian force for good. Today, however, the fruits of one's labour are diminished day in, day out in the promised land of trickle-down economics.
We begin with primitive bipeds working together to secure food and settle down to build the first agrarian societies. The invention of reading and writing begat the process of documenting cognitive and emotional labour. We then move on to the Industrial Revolution and the inception of Keynesian economic concepts of labour, which were in opposition to Marxist ideology. Finally, we arrive at today's conundrum, where computers, which were once considered our companions, have suddenly become a possible means to an end.
The installation also functions as a small shrine where people can come to light a candle in mourning. As communities tend to come together to commemorate the transition of life to death, Anghel aims to provide a space where people can gather and share their grief, regrets and perhaps even hope for a better future.
Created for the 13th edition of the Sopot by the Book festival, the installation is part of the Goyki 3 Art Inkubator visual arts programme, which in 2025 is dedicated to exploring work in its social, economic, cultural, and geographical contexts.
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Mixed media installation ART BY THE BOOK
A Short History of Alarms II:
Andreea Anghel
Mixed media installation, 2025
The premise of the installation, 'A Short History of Alarms II', is that AI is arriving as a great equaliser when it comes to the concept of work — with many already losing work (and sleep) to something which is trumpeted as a solution to humanity's problems. Imagine we take a nostalgic look back at the timeline of work and its intrinsic, irreplaceable humanity, in an attempt to find a way forward.
Corporate postcapitalism appears to be fertile ground for an idea that was ironically spearheaded at the dawn of the computer age as a utopian force for good. Today, however, the fruits of one's labour are diminished day in, day out in the promised land of trickle-down economics.
We begin with primitive bipeds working together to secure food and settle down to build the first agrarian societies. The invention of reading and writing begat the process of documenting cognitive and emotional labour. We then move on to the Industrial Revolution and the inception of Keynesian economic concepts of labour, which were in opposition to Marxist ideology. Finally, we arrive at today's conundrum, where computers, which were once considered our companions, have suddenly become a possible means to an end.
The installation also functions as a small shrine where people can come to light a candle in mourning. As communities tend to come together to commemorate the transition of life to death, Anghel aims to provide a space where people can gather and share their grief, regrets and perhaps even hope for a better future.
Created for the 13th edition of the Sopot by the Book festival, the installation is part of the Goyki 3 Art Inkubator visual arts programme, which in 2025 is dedicated to exploring work in its social, economic, cultural, and geographical contexts.
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- Gdańskie Wydawnictwo Psychologiczne Sp. z o.o.
- Goyki 3 Art Incubator
- Grupa Wydawnicza Relacja / Wydawnictwo Mamania
- Muzeum Sopotu / Biblioteka Sopocka
- Baltic Sea Cultural Center
- Rumuński Instytut Kultury
- Afera Publishing
- Agora Publishing
- Akapit Press Publishing
- Amaltea Publishing
- Wydawnictwo BOSZ
- Wydawnictwo Claroscuro
- Black Publishing
- CzuCzu Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Części Proste
- Wydawnictwo Debit/ Wydawnictwo Sonia Draga
- Splinter Publishing
- Two Sisters Publishing
- Chameleon Publishing
- Book Climates Publishing
- Literary Publishing
- Margins Publishing
- Marpress Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Mięta
- Wydawnictwo Nisza
- Wydawnictwo Officyna
- Pauza Publishing
- Poznan Publishing House
- Taste of Words Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Timof
- Publishers Here to Read
- Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego
- Wydawnictwo Zakamarki
- Wydawnictwo ZNAK
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- Gdańskie Wydawnictwo Psychologiczne Sp. z o.o.
- Goyki 3 Art Incubator
- Grupa Wydawnicza Relacja / Wydawnictwo Mamania
- Muzeum Sopotu / Biblioteka Sopocka
- Baltic Sea Cultural Center
- Rumuński Instytut Kultury
- Afera Publishing
- Agora Publishing
- Akapit Press Publishing
- Amaltea Publishing
- Wydawnictwo BOSZ
- Wydawnictwo Claroscuro
- Black Publishing
- CzuCzu Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Części Proste
- Wydawnictwo Debit/ Wydawnictwo Sonia Draga
- Splinter Publishing
- Two Sisters Publishing
- Chameleon Publishing
- Book Climates Publishing
- Literary Publishing
- Margins Publishing
- Marpress Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Mięta
- Wydawnictwo Nisza
- Wydawnictwo Officyna
- Pauza Publishing
- Poznan Publishing House
- Taste of Words Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Timof
- Publishers Here to Read
- Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego
- Wydawnictwo Zakamarki
- Wydawnictwo ZNAK
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Polish Literary
Translators Association ADDITIONAL EVENT
11.00 a.m. - 12.00 a.m. - Maciej Studencki, Marta Piotrowicz-Kendzia
12.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m. - Maciej Studencki, Martyna Lemańczyk
1.00 p.m. - 2.00 p.m. - Monika Szymaniak, Martyna Lemańczyk
2.00 p.m. - 3.00 p.m. - Martyna Tomczak, Tomasz S. Gałązka
3.00 p.m. - 4.00 p.m. - Martyna Tomczak, Tomasz S. Gałązka
4.00 p.m. - 5.00 p.m. - Maciej Studencki, Aleksandra Woźniak-Marchewka, Tomasz S. Gałązka
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- Gdańskie Wydawnictwo Psychologiczne Sp. z o.o.
- Goyki 3 Art Incubator
- Grupa Wydawnicza Relacja / Wydawnictwo Mamania
- Muzeum Sopotu / Biblioteka Sopocka
- Baltic Sea Cultural Center
- Rumuński Instytut Kultury
- Afera Publishing
- Agora Publishing
- Akapit Press Publishing
- Amaltea Publishing
- Wydawnictwo BOSZ
- Wydawnictwo Claroscuro
- Black Publishing
- CzuCzu Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Części Proste
- Wydawnictwo Debit/ Wydawnictwo Sonia Draga
- Splinter Publishing
- Two Sisters Publishing
- Chameleon Publishing
- Book Climates Publishing
- Literary Publishing
- Margins Publishing
- Marpress Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Mięta
- Wydawnictwo Nisza
- Wydawnictwo Officyna
- Pauza Publishing
- Poznan Publishing House
- Taste of Words Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Timof
- Publishers Here to Read
- Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego
- Wydawnictwo Zakamarki
- Wydawnictwo ZNAK
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- Gdańskie Wydawnictwo Psychologiczne Sp. z o.o.
- Goyki 3 Art Incubator
- Grupa Wydawnicza Relacja / Wydawnictwo Mamania
- Muzeum Sopotu / Biblioteka Sopocka
- Baltic Sea Cultural Center
- Rumuński Instytut Kultury
- Afera Publishing
- Agora Publishing
- Akapit Press Publishing
- Amaltea Publishing
- Wydawnictwo BOSZ
- Wydawnictwo Claroscuro
- Black Publishing
- CzuCzu Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Części Proste
- Wydawnictwo Debit/ Wydawnictwo Sonia Draga
- Splinter Publishing
- Two Sisters Publishing
- Chameleon Publishing
- Book Climates Publishing
- Literary Publishing
- Margins Publishing
- Marpress Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Mięta
- Wydawnictwo Nisza
- Wydawnictwo Officyna
- Pauza Publishing
- Poznan Publishing House
- Taste of Words Publishing
- Wydawnictwo Timof
- Publishers Here to Read
- Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego
- Wydawnictwo Zakamarki
- Wydawnictwo ZNAK
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Polish Literary
Translators Association ADDITIONAL EVENT
12.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m. - Maciej Studencki, Ola Brożek-Sala
1.00 p.m. - 2.00 p.m. - Martyna Tomczak, Aleksandra Woźniak-Marchewka
2.00 p.m. - 3.00 p.m. - Maciej Studencki, Małgorzata Wilska
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Interpretations of the World leading: Dagny Kurdwanowska DISCUSSIONS
Jakub Kornhauser
Agnieszka Walulik
Jerzy Koch
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Literature and Culture:
Between Tradition
and Modernity leading: Karolina Kozłowska YOUNG ADULT BY THE BOOK
How do contemporary literature and popular culture draw on Slavic mythology and beliefs? Are Slavic themes merely a passing trend or an enduring part of our identity?
These and many other questions will be explored by our panel of guests.
During the discussion, we’ll talk about how literature and popular culture are contributing to the revival of interest in Slavic motifs; which myths and stereotypes still persist in narratives about our past; and how creators can draw authentically from this rich heritage
Aleksandra Seliga
Wiktoria Korzeniewska
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Education, youth and
the power of stories leading: Karolina Kozłowska YOUNG ADULT BY THE BOOK
This won't be a lesson — it'll be an engaging discussion that you won't forget. Justyna Suchecka, a journalist, author and tireless ally of young people, has long demonstrated that education encompasses far more than school desks and exams. At the Sopot by the Book Festival, we’ll ask her when she first felt compelled to speak out on this issue, whether it was harder to convince her editors or earn students’ trust, and how the young people she meets inspire her.
We'll take a behind-the-scenes look at Young Power, discuss the responsibility that comes with words, the boundaries of privacy on social media, and the process of turning reportage into a book. Expect honest reflections, inspiring stories and anecdotes that will make you smile (and perhaps shed a tear or two). If you want to learn how to talk about school and young people without being boring or condescending, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.
Justyna Suchecka
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Storylines That
Captivate Readers leading: Karolina Kozłowska YOUNG ADULT BY THE BOOK
Why can’t we resist stories in which the characters initially hate each other, pretend to be in a relationship or transform a friendship into a romance?
Romance literature is full of tropes that we love and keep coming back to. But what is it about storylines such as 'enemies to lovers', 'fake dating', 'grumpy x sunshine', and 'forbidden love' that continue to capture readers’ imaginations? Which books use these tropes best? And can something fresh still be created based on such well-known patterns?
Izabela Górska
Nela Mańkowska
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– How Audio Is Changing the Way
We Talk About Literature leading: Karolina Kozłowska YOUNG ADULT BY THE BOOK
Have podcasts become a new space for literary discussion? Which books lend themselves best to the audio format? Why are we increasingly drawn to listening to people talk about literature?
Book podcasts are growing in popularity by blending a passion for reading with a format that allows for deeper conversations, reflection and discussion. Podcast hosts combine reviews, interviews and discussions to engage listeners and foster communities of book enthusiasts.
In this panel discussion, we will speak to the creators of some of Poland's most interesting literary podcasts. We will ask them about their work behind the scenes, the challenges they face and the ways in which podcasts are shaping reading habits today.
Nikola Mańdok
Magdalena Adamus
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Weronika Kostryko
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Rewolucja nie ma końca.
Podróże w krainie buntu i nadziei leading: Dagny Kurdwanowska h/History
Artur Domosławski
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Exhibition Opening ART BY THE BOOK
A Short History of Alarms II:
Andreea Anghel
Mixed media installation, 2025
The premise of the installation, 'A Short History of Alarms II', is that AI is arriving as a great equaliser when it comes to the concept of work — with many already losing work (and sleep) to something which is trumpeted as a solution to humanity's problems. Imagine we take a nostalgic look back at the timeline of work and its intrinsic, irreplaceable humanity, in an attempt to find a way forward.
Corporate postcapitalism appears to be fertile ground for an idea that was ironically spearheaded at the dawn of the computer age as a utopian force for good. Today, however, the fruits of one's labour are diminished day in, day out in the promised land of trickle-down economics.
We begin with primitive bipeds working together to secure food and settle down to build the first agrarian societies. The invention of reading and writing begat the process of documenting cognitive and emotional labour. We then move on to the Industrial Revolution and the inception of Keynesian economic concepts of labour, which were in opposition to Marxist ideology. Finally, we arrive at today's conundrum, where computers, which were once considered our companions, have suddenly become a possible means to an end.
The installation also functions as a small shrine where people can come to light a candle in mourning. As communities tend to come together to commemorate the transition of life to death, Anghel aims to provide a space where people can gather and share their grief, regrets and perhaps even hope for a better future.
Created for the 13th edition of the Sopot by the Book festival, the installation is part of the Goyki 3 Art Inkubator visual arts programme, which in 2025 is dedicated to exploring work in its social, economic, cultural, and geographical contexts.
Andreea Anghel
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Kazimierz Jurczak
Jarosław Tomasiewicz
Ovidiu Nahoi
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Disappearances THEATRE BY THE BOOK
Mira Mańka
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Dir. Luísa Sequeira, Luísa Marinho, Portugal 2022, 76 min.
A powerful documentary about the strength of literature, female solidarity, and resistance against oppression. The film tells the story of three women named Maria — the authors of New Portuguese Letters, a book that was immediately banned by the political police (PIDE), and for which the authors were put on trial for crimes against morality. Their courageous act sparked a wave of international protest and became a milestone in the feminist movement of the 20th century.
Anna Działak Szubińska
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Polskie podziemie
antykomunistyczne bez patosu MARIAN TURSKI HISTORICAL AWARD FROM POLITYKA WEEKLY
Sławomir Poleszak
Rafał Wnuk
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Simple Lines, Complex Issues
– The Comics of Jan Mazur leading: Agnieszka Czoska ABOUT COMICS
Jan Mazur
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Marta Kisiel
Łukasz Kucharczyk
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Adrian Cioroianu
Bogumił Luft
Radosława Janowska-Lascar
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Secret Trysts (Tajne Schadzki) is a book club designed for singles, solos, and the non-booked. Created by the Filomatki and Filaretki duo, this unique format—usually held at Tajne Komplety in Gdańsk—consists of several rounds of small-group discussions, with rotating participants to encourage everyone to meet as many new people as possible. Each meeting revolves around books that tackle significant socio-existential themes, sparking emotions that foster both romantic and friendly relationships.
Daria Lewicka i Jola Ronowska
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Stop the tempo Drum bun! / THEATRE BY THE BOOK
Piotr Jankowski
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The Sopot by the Book Festival offers a fantastic opportunity to meet authors from Poland and abroad, as well as well-known literary figures. But the reading club is designed to put readers themselves in the spotlight—creating space for them to connect with each other.
Daria Lewicka i Jola Ronowska
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dir. Lucian Pintilie, Romania 1968, 106 min.
One of the most important works in Romanian cinema, Reconstruction delivers a powerful critique of totalitarian reality. It tells the story of two young men who, after a drunken brawl, are forced to reenact their actions on camera as part of a “preventive” reconstruction. What starts as a seemingly straightforward staging quickly transforms into a harrowing exploration of power and manipulation. With its New Wave language and modernist form, Reconstruction remains a strikingly relevant and emotionally resonant film.
Paweł Biliński
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dir. Cristi Puiu, Romania 2005, 150 min.
This landmark film marked the beginning of the Romanian New Wave and remains one of its most important works. It follows an elderly man who calls an ambulance one night and embarks on a dramatic journey through various hospitals, where bureaucracy and indifference gradually seal his fate. With its hypnotic realism and austere aesthetic, the film offers a piercing critique of the healthcare system and a haunting portrait of human isolation.
Paweł Biliński
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dir. Anca Damian, Romania, Poland 2011, 73 min.
A moving animated film based on the true story of Claudiu Crulic, a Romanian man wrongly accused of theft in Poland. The film retraces his desperate struggle against the justice system, which ultimately led to his tragic death in prison. Its unique visual style and evocative narration make this Polish-Romanian co-production not only a gripping account of individual helplessness in the face of bureaucracy, but also a powerful statement on human rights.
Paweł Biliński
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If We Go Down in History
as Barbarians FILM BY THE BOOK
dir. Radu Jude, Romania, Germany, Bulgaria, France, Czech Republic 2018, 140 min.
In this provocative film, Radu Jude confronts the painful truths of Romania’s past. The protagonist, a young theatre director, prepares a historical reenactment of the massacre of thousands of Jews, leading to a fierce clash with national myths and mechanisms of denial.
Paweł Biliński
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A literary festival is not just about meeting writers or talking about books. Any festival is also about having fun. And if we know a thing or two about fun, it's that it means a literary pub quiz! It can be a great opportunity to test your knowledge of literature, but above all it will help you soak up the atmosphere of Sopot by the Book!
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WORKSHOPS BY THE BOOK
How to Create Multi-Dimensional
Literary Personalities leading: Agnieszka Kruk
The workshop will cover key topics such as:
- Character types: protagonist, antagonist, mentor, and others – and their roles in storytelling
- Practical methods for forging a strong bond between reader and character through identification and fascination
- The character interview technique – uncovering your character’s deepest desires and motivations
- The character diamond method – building a character readers can like, admire, and yet see flaws and hidden secrets in
- The P-P-P technique – a simple method for introducing information about a character
- The GMCD and T-E-R-A-Z methods – T-E-R-A-Z being the host’s original method – dynamic and effective tools for constructing believable chains of character-driven actions
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SOPOT BY THE BOOK FOR KIDS
What If Things Were Different?
host: Marta Jankowska (Creative Pedagogy)
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leading: Joanna Kujawska-Frejlich, Agata Walińska
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SOPOT BY THE BOOK FOR KIDS
the Twelve Princesses Workshops with Miniteka
leading: Joanna Kujawska-Frejlich, Agata Walińska
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WORKSHOPS BY THE BOOK
Printing and Binding
Workshop
Join us for an intensive, hands-on workshop where you will design and create your own unique notebook! You will learn the screen printing technique and use it to design and print a cover, choosing from a selection of graphic designs. Then, the covers will be bound to a set of ready-made pages to create a complete, functional notebook.
The workshop lasts about 30 minutes and is held in small groups. It’s a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience of the basics of screen printing and bookbinding, learn how notebook and book covers are made and take home a unique, handmade item.
Who is it for? Teenagers and adults — no prior experience necessary.
Duration: approx. 30 minutes
We provide all materials, tools and expert guidance from the instructors.
Your very own unique notebook is waiting for your ideas!
Karina Lewandowska
Przemysław Konopacki
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SOPOT BY THE BOOK FOR KIDS
Childhood Fear, Adult Fear
Leading: Joanna Trzaska, psycholożka, psychoterapeutka
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Coppers Two Workshops with Miniteka
leading: Joanna Kujawska-Frejlich, Agata Walińska
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LITERARY GAME
WORKSHOPS BY THE BOOK
– a workshop on adapting
literature for the screen leading: Agnieszka Kruk
Workshop topics include:
- the foundations of screen adaptation – key differences between literary and screen texts
- the seven essential elements of a successful adaptation
- a powerful structuring tool for organizing literary material before writing (a unique planning method to help tame the chaos of your source text)
- practical aspects of creating a treatment or series bible based on literary material
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SOPOT BY THE BOOK FOR KIDS
Why and How It’s Worth
Talking About Emotions
Leading: Joanna Trzaska, psycholożka, psychoterapeutka
