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The book Venus from Drohobych (about Bruno Schulz) by Włodzimierz Bolecki, a well-known Polish theorist and historian of literature, professor at the Institute of Literary Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences, is an example of a lively academic analysis of multiple interpretive possibilities when immersed in reading and researching Bruno Schulz's texts.

According to the author of the book, the world of Bruno Schulz's artistic imagination is a «paradise for interpreters», in which there is no conflict of interpretations, but on the contrary, there is a constant enrichment of the discourse of Schulz studies and the expansion of the Schulzian reading community.

Professor Włodzimierz Bolecki's research deepens our understanding of the phenomenon of Bruno Schulz's work and provides a reasoned answer to the question: how the great recluse from Drohobych still manages to unite readers with his texts and invisibly create a dynamic receptive polyphony that knows no borders.

For scholars of literature and a wide range of readers.