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The Drunken Ship publishing house has released its second novelty this year, a collection of poems by the editor-in-chief of our publishing house, poet and translator Mirek Bodnar. The book is titled "...more, more, more, don't stop!" and contains poems from all ten of Mirek Bodnar's poetry collections that were published by other publishers and have already run out of copies. It also includes a new, eleventh collection by the author, several new texts outside the collections, and remixed versions of some old texts. In total, the publication contains 222 poems.

Consistently developing themes such as loneliness and sex, beauty and addiction, silence and light, religion and death, nausea and life, Mirek Bodnar travels extensively across both geographical and human landscapes in search of his own limits and translates them into his poems. He depicts his native landscapes, rootedness in them, everyday rituals and sacred details, between which whole layers of world culture, allusions to books, films, songs, paintings can be seen.