Joanna Sokolowska-Gwizdka
Auteur de What I Received from God and from People: A Story of Helena Modjeska
Œuvres de Joanna Sokolowska-Gwizdka
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- Joanna Sokolowska-Gwizdka
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- Joanna Sokolowska-Gwizdka
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- Joanna Sokolowska
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- Joanna Sokołowska-Gwizdka is a writer and a freelance journalist. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Polish Language and Literature from the University of Łódź, Poland. She worked as a Lecturer at the Department of Old Polish Literature at the University of Łódź. She also collaborated with the Polish TV-Łódź station and appeared on the Literary Variety program as a regular literary reviewer. She served as a Polish Director of Public Relations and the correspondent for Rzeczpospolita at the International Chopin Festival in Nohant, France. She was also a radio correspondent for Voice of Polonia, Australia. She published extensively in Polish magazines and newspapers such as Rzeczpospolita, Pani, Dziennik Łódzki, and Odgłosy. In 2001 she moved to Canada. Her articles have been published in Gazeta (Toronto, Canada), Polish Daily News (New York, New York), Polonia Kalifornijska (San Diego, California), Teraz (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Polonez (Cairo, Egypt), Kurier Zachodni (Perth, West Australia), Tygodnik Polski (Sydney, Australia), and Jazz Forum (Warsaw, Poland). She has also collaborated with a Toronto television program Polish Studio. Since January 2003 she has been Editor-in-Chief of “List Oceaniczny,” a monthly literary magazine to Gazeta. She currently lives in New Jersey.
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Modjeska appeared both in the greatest theater halls (many times in the Metropolitan Opera), as well as in small theatres, reaching the furthest corners of the United States and Canada. The newspapers reported regularly about her stage appearances and she became so popular that her name was used on a variety of everyday products, from porcelain-ware, through chocolates, to cosmetics.
The book not only tells Modjeska’s story, but it also shows how the two spheres her life – the real world and the world of theater – influenced each other.
Although the book can be read in two evenings, it leaves the reader with an image of an outstanding American women and a very successful immigrant against the background of her era.… (plus d'informations)