The series \u201cWschodni Express\u201d introduces Polish readers to the most recent literatures of Poland\u2019s eastern neighbours, discussing the most current issues faced by Eastern European societies and showing critical distance and humour in looking at Europe, themselves in Europe and the Europe in them. The series is most of all focused on diverse prose and essays, but also poems. Our authors include the most distinguished writers from Ukraine, Belarus or Lithuania, including Jurij Andruchowycz, Andrij Bondar, Oleksandr Bojczenko, Andrij Lubka, Ha\u0142yna Kruk, Myko\u0142a Riabczuk, Natalka \u015aniadanko as well as writers little known in Poland. The range of our publications includes, among others, short stories by Oleg Sentsov, the filmmaker and writer who spent five years imprisoned in contemporary Russia\u2019s prison camps. We are proud to work, among others, with Bohdan Zadura, one of the most acclaimed Polish translators of Ukrainian prose and poetry. The name refers to the famous \u201cliterary trains\u201d, such as Literature Express Europe 2000, which carried over 100 writers and poets from 43 countries from Lisbon to Berlin and the Ukrainian periodical Potysah76 \u2013 \u201cPoci\u0105g 76\u201d (Train 76) dedicated to the Central-East European culture.<\/div>\n<\/div>
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