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<title>European Voices: A Reading and Conversation with Polish author Gra&Aring;&frac14;yna Plebanek</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 12 Nov 2013 12:37:49 -0500</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[A reading and conversation with Polish author GraÅ¼yna Plebanek and a celebration of the publication by New Europe Books of Illegal Liasons (Nielegalne zwiÄ…zki, 2010).

A passionate novel of unstoppable physical obsession amongst a group of Brussels eurocrats, Illegal Liaisons offers a fascinating insight into the first Polish generation that is truly 'free', but struggle to know where the boundaries of that freedom lie.--Stork Press
Aspiring writer Jonathan puts his career on hold to follow his wife to Brussels, but finds himself drawn into an affair with the beautiful yet elusive Andrea. What follows is a tormenting battle between conscience and desire. Complex and compelling, Illegal Liaisons is a penetrating work of erotic imagination and a chilling portrait of the nature of love.--New Europe Books
A literary sensation in Poland, it is Plebanek's first novel to be translated into English.

Co-sponsored by the literary journal AGNI. Funded in part by the European Commission Delegation in Washington DC.
November 6, 2013]]></description>
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