An interview with a Szczecin writer, Sylwia Trojanowska.

Sylwia Trojanowska is a writer, theatre artist, coach and business trainer. Actively works for women empowerment. She is an ambassador of the "Many reasons to live" campaign, aimed at promoting preventive cervical smear tests, and a member of the "Business Magnolias" chapter, recognising exceptional women from the West Pomeranian Voivodeship. She made her debut in 2015 with the novel "Szkoła Latania".

"In an old-fashioned way, I believe that reading books is the most beautiful game that humanity has conceived", – said Wisława Szymborska, the Nobel Prize laureate. Interestingly, not only did she read works of the highest quality but literally everything. From "Catalog of purebred dogs" through "Gymnastics for women during pregnancy and puerperium", lexicons of food products and "Encyclopedia of Assassinations", to "History of the Middle East in Antiquity", Schubert's biography and Sappho's poetry. This is what interested her. How do we know this? Well, she wrote about the items she read in feuilletons that were published in the press for many years.

We are pleased to announce that the Lentz Villa has published the Almanac in the form of a calendar for 2022. It is entitled "Szczecin's Westend & the Lentz Villa'', dedicated to the most beautiful district of Szczecin built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. It includes the history of residences concentrated at Wojska Polskiego Avenue, including extensive passages about the Lentz Villa.

An artistic open-air event, which attracted many new participants, a concert by M.Radoszewska, R. Kowalczyk and W. Zieliński as part of the Juvenum Hortus series (the concert was conducted by Dariusz Koronczewski) and another discussion panel in the "Values in culture" series, devoted to CREATIVITY IN CULTURE, and hosted by Jędrzej Wijas with the participation of Aleksander Cywiński, Urszula Chęcińska, Grzegorz Czarnecki, Andrzej Łazowski, Kalina Kukiełko-Rogozińska, Zurab Pirvela, Patryk Słowiński, Monika Szpener, Waldemar Wojciechowski.