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Dziewczyna, która klaszcze
„Urokliwie zabawna, totalnie przerażająca! Piekielne połączenie, które doskonale sprawdziłoby się na wielkim ekranie. Tomasz Kozioł - gratulacje! (chciałoby się napisać wielkie oklaski, choć te po lekturze na zawsze zmieniły swoje znaczenie)”. Małgorzata Oliwia Sobczak Dwóch młodych mężczyzn jedzie na głuchą prowincję obejrzeć dom, który jeden z nich niespodziewanie dziedziczy po swojej zmarłej matce. Matce, której nigdy nie poznał, ponieważ oddano go do adopcji. Walące się budynki, wtopieni w otoczenie miejscowi – wszystko wskazuje na to, że w miasteczku czas się zatrzymał. Gdy przyjezdni usiłują dopytać o historię posesji, napotykają na mur niechęci. Na domiar złego, psuje im się samochód, telefony odmawiają współpracy. Wszystko wskazuje na to, że będą musieli przenocować w domu, do którego trafili. Szybko przekonują się, że nie mogą po prostu uciec z upiornego miejsca. Jedyną szansą na ratunek wydaje się rozwikłanie tajemnicy porzuconej posesji. Posesji nawiedzanej nocami przez dziewczynę, która klaszcze.
The Doll
This brilliant romantic novel of three generations of men in Warsaw is “19th-century realism at its best.” (Czesław Miłosz) Boleslaw Prus is often compared to Chekhov, and Prus’s masterpiece might be described as an intimate epic, a beautifully detailed, utterly absorbing exploration of life in late-nineteenth-century Warsaw, which is also a prophetic reckoning with some of the social forces—imperialism, nationalism, anti-Semitism among them—that would soon convulse Europe as never before. But The Doll is above all a brilliant novel of character, dramatizing conflicting ideas through the various convictions, ambitions, confusions, and frustrations of an extensive and varied cast....
The Deluge
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Porto Bello Gold
Set a few years before Stevenson's Treasure Island, the story tells how Captain Flint and Murray raided the Spanish Gold Galleon and buried the treasure on the island of Dead Man's Chest.
Horrorstor
From the New York Times best-selling author of The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires comes a hilarious and terrifying haunted house story in a thoroughly contemporary setting: a furniture superstore. Something strange is happening at the Orsk furniture superstore in Cleveland, Ohio. Every morning, employees arrive to find broken Kjerring bookshelves, shattered Glans water goblets, and smashed Liripip wardrobes. Sales are down, security cameras reveal nothing, and store managers are panicking. To unravel the mystery, three employees volunteer to work a nine-hour dusk-till-dawn shift. In the dead of the night, they’ll patrol the empty showroom floor, investigate strange sights and sounds, and encounter horrors that defy the imagination.
The Shadow over Innsmouth
Terrible tales are told of Innsmouth, a once prosperous fishing village, but now poverty-stricken. The cause of the degradation is blamed on an epidemic that came from a ship and mercilessly struck the town. However, evil tongues speak of pacts with the devil. Few people venture to travel to the village, as many foreigners have not returned after traveling to Innsmouth. Nevertheless, the protagonist of this story, a traveler in search of his family origins, is attracted to the town and decides to visit it on his way to his final destination. But, to his misfortune, he is forced to spend the night in the town. Will he be prepared to learn the town's macabre secrets?
Cell
Now with a stunning new cover look, Stephen King's No. 1 bestselling apocalyptic thriller will mean you 'won't use your mobile for days' (Guardian) You can run. You can hide. Just don't pick up. The event which propels civilization into its second dark age is known as The Pulse. The virus is is carried by every cell phone operating in the world. Within hours, those receiving calls will become infected. In Boston, artist Clayton Riddell flees the explosive heart of the city. He knows he has to reach his son before the young boy switches on his little red phone. And time is running out . . .
Państwo i prawo
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A New Science Of Representation
This book deals with representation in science, politics and art both in its historical dimensions and in its contemporary expression. It aims to reveal the current trends of culture and guide these towards the goal of a future culture for the coming global technological civilization.
Drood
'I am in awe of Dan Simmons' Stephen King In 1865 Charles Dickens, the world's most famous writer, narrowly escapes death in the Staplehurst Rail Disaster. He will never be the same again. A public hero for rescuing survivors, he slowly descends into madness as he hunts the individual he believes to be responsible for the carnage: a spectral figure known only as Drood. His best friend, Wilkie Collins, is enlisted for the pursuit. Together they venture into Undertown, the shadowy, lawless web of crypts and catacombs beneath London. Here Drood is rumoured to hold sway over a legion of brainwashed followers. But as Wilkie spirals ever further into opium addiction and jealousy of the more successful novelist, he must face a terrifying possibility: is Charles Dickens really capable of murder? Readers are loving Drood 'Beautifully written, fiction heaven!' ***** 'One of my favourite reads ever' ***** 'A masterpiece' ***** 'Epic adventure' ***** 'Surprising - I enjoyed every page' *****
