Malvina, or the Heart's Intuition

Set in early 19th-century Poland, this novel features a unique narrative style reminiscent of Tristram Shandy, providing a psychologically rich exploration of its characters. Often overlooked in Polish literature, it is recognized as one of the country's first modern novels, showcasing Maria Wirtemberska's innovative storytelling. The book delves into themes of intuition and emotion, making it a significant yet underappreciated work in the literary canon.