Poljska književnost v slovenskih prevodih v letu 2015

Leta 2015 je v slovenskih prevodih izšlo 15 poljskih knjig, kar je skoraj dvakrat več v primerjavi z letom 2014. Dominirala je proza; glede poezije poljsko leposlovje sta predstavljala dva pesnika različnih generacij: Tadeusz Różewicz, katerega dve zbirki (Profesorjev nožek in Siva zona) prevedla je izkušena prevajalka Jana Unuk ter Justyna Bargielska, mlada poljska avtorica, katere je izbor pesmi z naslovom Serija manjših ran pripravila prevajalka Staša Pavlović. Zanimivo je, da so Slovenci leta 2015 prevedli celo 6 knjig za otroke in mlajše bralce (Onichimowska, Maleszka, Żółtowska -Darska) ter dve knjigi o verskih tematikah (Sestra Faustina Ewe Czaczkowske ter osebni zapiski Janeza Pavla II z let 1962—2003). Popestren izbor, ponudba prevajalcev ter z leta v leto naraščajoče število slovenskih prevodov poljskega leposlovja (ki so jih večinoma izdale zelo prestižne založbe, kot so Beletrina, Družina, Modrijan in Cankarjeva založba) pokazujejo, da se slovenski bralci zanimajo za poljsko kulturo in rade volje berejo poljske knjige.In 2015, fifteen Polish books were translated into Slovenian, which is almost twice as much when compared to 2014. Prose has been dominant; Polish poetry was represented by two poets of different generations: Tadeusz Różewicz, whose two collections (Profesorjev nožek and Siva Zona) were translated by the experienced translator Jana Unuk. Furthermore, Justyna Bargielska, a young Polish poetess, whose poetry selection entitled Serija manjših ran was prepared by Staša Pavlović. Interestingly, in 2015 Slovenes translated six books for children and young readers (Oni- chimowska, Maleszka, Żółtowska -Darska) and two books on religious topics (Ewa Czaczkowska’s Sestra Faustina and John Paul II’s personal notes from 1962 to 2003). The varied selections, translators’ offerings and the growing number of Slovenian translations of Polish literature (which were mostly published by very prestigious companies such as Beletrina, Družina, Modrijan and Cankarjeva založba) demonstrate that Slovenian readers are interested in Polish culture and interested in reading Polish books