Lubiewko

Lubiewko is the title of a controversial novel by Michał Witkowski, published in 2005. The book is a work of fiction that depicts the lives of homosexual men in a Polish seaside resort town, primarily during the communist era. The novel is known for its explicit language, graphic sexual content, and exploration of Polish history and societal attitudes towards homosexuality. It employs a stylized, often vulgar, language intended to mimic the dialect of the characters. Lubiewko was nominated for the Nike Literary Award in 2006.