Wydawnictwo „Książnica”

Wydawnictwo „Książnica” (commonly shortened to Książnica) is a Polish book publishing imprint that operates as part of the Publicat S.A. Grupa Wydawnicza, a publishing group whose portfolio also includes Wydawnictwo Dolnośląskie, Papilon and the Publicat imprint itself. The brand is presented on the group's official website as one of its constituent publishing houses, with its own catalogue, new releases, pre-orders and publishing events. Książnica's catalogue is oriented towards broadly popular reading: historical fiction, contemporary and social fiction, non-fiction, and suspense, thriller and horror titles. The official offer page organises titles into categories such as historical fiction (beletrystyka historyczna), social/contemporary fiction (beletrystyka obyczajowa), non-fiction (literatura faktu), contemporary literature (literatura współczesna) and suspense/thriller/horror (sensacja, thriller, horror). This positioning places the imprint in the commercial trade-publishing segment rather than in academic or specialist publishing. Among the authors and series promoted on the official site are Simon Scarrow's long-running Roman historical series "Orły Imperium" (Eagles of the Empire), published in Polish by Książnica in both paperback and ebook formats, as well as Polish authors such as Sabina Waszut, Zofia Mąkosa, Ewa Lange, Magdalena Wala and Renata Kosin, and translated authors such as Eleanor Buchanan, Aurora Tamigio, Roberta Recchia and Daisy Wood. The catalogue therefore mixes translated international bestsellers with Polish popular and historical fiction. The imprint publishes in multiple formats, including paperback, hardcover and ebook editions, and its titles are marketed with cover prices in Polish złoty. The website highlights bestsellers, new releases and forthcoming titles, indicating an active frontlist programme aimed at general readers in Poland. As part of Publicat S.A. Grupa Wydawnicza, Książnica benefits from the group's distribution, marketing and editorial infrastructure. The group's website serves as the primary public face of the imprint, hosting its catalogue and promotional content. Detailed corporate data such as the exact founding year of the Książnica imprint, its registered address and its management are not provided in the available evidence and are therefore not stated here.

Wydawnictwo „Książnica” is a Polish publishing imprint that forms part of the Publicat S.A. Grupa Wydawnicza. The group's official website presents Książnica alongside Wydawnictwo Dolnośląskie, Papilon and the Publicat imprint as one of the publishing houses making up the group. The available evidence does not specify the exact year the Książnica imprint was established, so its early corporate history cannot be dated precisely here. What is clear from the official catalogue is the imprint's editorial profile. Książnica publishes broadly popular trade titles, organised on its offer page into categories including historical fiction, social and contemporary fiction, non-fiction, contemporary literature, and suspense, thriller and horror. This mix reflects a strategy of serving general readers with accessible, commercially oriented books rather than specialist or academic works. A central pillar of the catalogue is the Polish edition of Simon Scarrow's Roman historical series "Orły Imperium" (Eagles of the Empire). The official site lists numerous volumes of the series, including "Orły Imperium 1", "Orły Imperium 21. Śmierć cesarzowi", "Orły Imperium 22. Pożoga", "Orły Imperium 23. Pieśń ostatniej królowej" and "Orły Imperium 24. Tyran Rzymu", in both paperback and ebook formats. The series is described as an epic, bestselling Roman cycle, indicating that translated historical adventure fiction is a major commercial focus for the imprint. Alongside translated authors, Książnica promotes a roster of Polish popular-fiction writers. The homepage highlights bestsellers such as Sabina Waszut's "Popołudnia jak gorzka czekolada. Rodzina Consonni, t. 3" and "Czas ucieczki (Matki Rzeszy tom 2)"; Zofia Mąkosa's "Wiatr zmian. Pomiędzy, t. 3" and "Pomiędzy. W świetle latarni"; Ewa Lange's "Białe magnolie"; Magdalena Wala's "Cena niewinności. Niepokorne tom 1"; and Renata Kosin's "Gdzie święty traci głowę (Jemiołki, tom 2)". These titles are largely family sagas, historical dramas and social novels, often part of multi-volume series. The catalogue also includes translated fiction from international authors, such as Eleanor Buchanan's "Iris, Siostry Mórz, t. 1", Aurora Tamigio's "Tam, gdzie kwitną cytryny" (described as a major Italian debut and winner of the Io Donna 2023 award), Roberta Recchia's "Życie, które nam pozostało" and Daisy Wood's "Zapomniana księgarnia w Paryżu". This indicates that Książnica actively acquires foreign rights and positions itself as a publisher of international bestsellers in Polish translation. Książnica's books are issued in multiple physical and digital formats, with cover prices listed in Polish złoty, and the website maintains sections for bestsellers, new releases and forthcoming titles. The imprint thus operates as an active frontlist publisher within the Publicat group, with a continuing programme of new releases and series continuations. Beyond this catalogue-level information, the available evidence does not provide further detail on the imprint's ownership history, leadership or corporate milestones.

Commercial trade publisher of popular fiction and non-fiction for the Polish mass market, operating as an imprint within the Publicat S.A. publishing group.

• Simon Scarrow – "Orły Imperium 24. Tyran Rzymu" (paperback)

• Simon Scarrow – "Orły Imperium 24. Tyran Rzymu" (ebook)

• Simon Scarrow – "Orły Imperium 23. Pieśń ostatniej królowej"

• Simon Scarrow – "Orły Imperium 22. Pożoga" (paperback and ebook)

• Simon Scarrow – "Orły Imperium 21. Śmierć cesarzowi"

• Simon Scarrow – "Orły Imperium 1" (ebook)

• Sabina Waszut – "Popołudnia jak gorzka czekolada. Rodzina Consonni, t. 3"

• Sabina Waszut – "Czas ucieczki (Matki Rzeszy tom 2)"

• Zofia Mąkosa – "Wiatr zmian. Pomiędzy, t. 3"

• Zofia Mąkosa – "Pomiędzy. W świetle latarni"

• Zofia Mąkosa – "Wendyjska Winnica. Winne miasto" (hardcover)

• Ewa Lange – "Białe magnolie"

• Magdalena Wala – "Cena niewinności. Niepokorne tom 1"

• Renata Kosin – "Gdzie święty traci głowę (Jemiołki, tom 2)"

• Eleanor Buchanan – "Iris, Siostry Mórz, t. 1"

• Aurora Tamigio – "Tam, gdzie kwitną cytryny"

• Roberta Recchia – "Życie, które nam pozostało"

• Daisy Wood – "Zapomniana księgarnia w Paryżu"

1. 1Wydawnictwo Książnica • Publicat S.A. Grupa Wydawniczapublicat.pl
2. 2Oferta • Wydawnictwo Książnicapublicat.pl
3. 3Wikidata Q136651734wikidata.org