Made In Poland is a dynamic collection of new writing and debate. It brings new writing from some of Poland’s leading writers and discussion of the Polish arts scene. Desirée Elfström’s photographs complement articles exploring the contemporary and historical connections between Scotland and Poland, notably Catherine Czerkawska’s discussion of her own Polish heritage and Hannah Adcock’s presentation of the medical links between the two countries.

Read the article Reflections on a Polish Heritage by Catherine Czerkawska

FICTION

Twiddling – Agata Maslowska, Broken Bread – Merryn Glover, Flaw – Magdalena Tulli, The Bicycle Express – Pawel Huelle, The Killing Jar – Laura Solomon

POETRY

Jacek Dehnel, Tadeusz Rózewicz, Krystyna Milobedzka, Wislawa Szymborska, Jerzy Jarniewicz, Tadeusz Pióro, Ian Revie, Nick Laird, Dilys Rose, Ian McDonough, Darek Foks

ARTICLES

Grapefruit Smiling or Polish Theatre is Juicy – Michal Lachman, The Polish School of Medicine, Edinburgh – Hannah Adcock, A Belligerent Voice in Defence of Peace, or Europeans in Wroclaw
Anna Bikont and Joanna Szczesna, Not Lost in Translation – Adam Czerniawski, Stewart Parker’s Scottish Play – Marilynn Richtarik, Joseph Conrad and “Poland” – John Stape, The Bread and Meat of Life – Will Brady, Just Did It: Four Poetry Nominations – Elzbieta Wójcik-Leese, The “Polish Film School”: Its Genesis and Development – Elzbieta Wiacek, Reflections on a Polish Heritage –
Catherine Czerkawska

PHOTOGRAPHS

Post-Industrial – Wojciech Wilczyk, Polish Shops in Edinburgh – Desirée Elfström, Signs of Place: 1960s Neons, Warsaw – Ella Chmielewska

REVIEWS

Hannah Adcock, Malcolm Baird, Jenni Calder, Bernard Crick, Catherine Czerkawska, Joseph Farrell, Alasdair Gillon, Andy Gloege, Stephen Lackaye, Michael Lister, Matthew McGuire, Colin Nicholson, Niall O’Gallagher, Tessa Ransford