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The EmpusiumThe witty new novel from this internationally acclaimed Polish author blends horror, folklore and feminist parable. The Nobel Prize winner's latest work is a riveting, humorous tale of mystery that takes misogyny to task. In September 1913, Mieczyslaw, a student suffering from tuberculosis, arrives at a health resort in what is now western Poland. Every day, its residents gather in the dining room to imbibe the hallucinogenic local liqueur, to obsess

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