“It's only the mornings that count.” Premiere of the novel by Anna Petelenz

Lucy and Katarzyna from Krakow set off in an old motorhome to Vienna. However, they do not go on vacation. They have a secret and will do anything to leave no trace behind them. Except that their journey is watched by others: a newsstand who knows more about the inhabitants of the estate than she should, a few years old Tadzio and women whose stories unexpectedly intertwine. “Only Mornings Count” is an emotional novel about women, memory, the city and travel that can change everything. And also about what we want and what we can't leave behind anyway. Is ordinary life really ordinary? How many unfulfilled plans, family secrets, unspoken desires and attempts to start all over again fit in it?

The author of the novel published by the University of Krakow will be interviewed by:

Katarzyna Fortuna, head of the Radio Kraków Culture Editor, Katarzyna Kachel, head of “Piątek Magazine” in “Dziennik Polski”, Prof. Krzysztof Zajas from the Faculty of Polish Studies of the Jagiellonian University.

The book will be read by Beata Schimscheiner, and Adam Niedzielin will play the piano.

Anna Petelenz — deputy editor-in-chief of the magazine “Kraków i Świat”. Author of the books “No leaving the corporation without losses”, “Necessary unnecessary” and editor of the volume “Vienna sketched” and the novel “Wings”. Winner of the ZAIKS and KPO scholarships for culture.

Twice nominated for the Grand Press Award. Skier, lover of contemporary art and travel on four wheels.

Organizers: Kraków i Świat Magazine, Jewish Museum Galicja

In Polish. Free admission.