Michal Witkowski
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Michał Witkowski is a Polish gay
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 novelist.

His first book, Copyright, published in 2001, was a collection of short stories. On December 17, 2004, Lubiewo was published — a radically queer novel that sold an estimated 15,000 copies. The novel has been translated into German
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, English
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, Spanish
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, Dutch, Finnish
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 (2007), French
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, Russian
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, Czech
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, Lithuanian
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, Ukrainian
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 and Hungarian
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 (2010). His next collection of stories Fototapeta (Photo-wallpaper) was published in 2006 by W.A.B.

He is a permanent contributor of Ha!art, a Polish cultural magazine.

Works

  • Copyright (2001). Wydawnictwo Zielona Sowa. ISBN 8372202478
  • Lubiewo (2005). Korporacja ha!art. ISBN 8389911043
  • Fototapeta (2006). Wydawn. W.A.B. ISBN 837414159X
  • Barbara Radziwiłłówna z Jaworzna-Szczakowej (2007) Wydawn. "W.A.B." ISBN 978-83-7414-372-1
  • Margot (2009) Wydawnictwo: "Świat Książki", ISBN 978-83-247-1745-3

External links

  • Michał Witkowski (Polish
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    website, with some content in English)
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