Destroyed, but not destroyed. About Jerzy Boczkowski's book “New World” [Debuts and Post-Debuts]

Jerzy Boczkowski's “New World” is the praise of life throbbing in ruins ruined in the Warsaw Uprising. The fresh in many ways is epic – the author talks about the destiny of heroes kidnapped by the whirl of past and brings us closer to the sources of myths that feed our national imaginarium. Above all, however, he uses the experience of Columbus writers, with Tyrmand and his brother - in - law at the head.