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Dorota Masłowska grew up in wejherowo. She began to study Psychology at the University of Gdansk, then moved to Warsaw to study cultural studies and moved to Prague, and then on the Wall (pavo describes the Queen).
Her first book, war of the Polish-Ruthenian the flag red and white, advertised as "the first Polish novel dresiarska" met with very przychylnymi reviews of Jerzy Pilch and Martin Świetlickiego and the promotion of Robert Leszczyński in Idol and became a best seller publishing (over 120 thousand copies sold), but also a lot of controversy. War ... has brought the author a passport policy in literature for "original perspective on Polish reality and creative use of the language of" and a nomination for Nike literary award. The novel has been translated into many European languages. According to Christiane Kuhl – article in Die Tageszeitung from 28 March 2009-Phillips sold in Poland almost as many books as Karol Wojtyla. The same writer commented that in addition to the war, hysterically and huge expense of publicised by the media, which resulted in a wave of media noise readers buy something you don't understand and what I uwłaczało, no other her book has not reached spectacular effort.
In 2003 he recorded with the band Cool Kids of Death two songs "Heard" and "the world came out with cookie cutters.
In 2005 released a second novel Paw Królowej, Queen, that again split the critics. It was alleged her that kipi cynicism, exude with ugliness and stupidity, discouraged the aggressive language, the lack of a coherent plot (Right), was written, however, that the new novel is not worse than that, the old. And just as desperate, and as Toyota (Tygodnik Powszechny). Peacock Queen written is rhymed prose stylized the song hip hop, in which Phillips mimics and parodies of contemporary polszczyznę. Like war ... Peacock Queen contains very critical picture of contemporary Polish reality. The book received literary Nike for 2006.
In 2006 Phillips released their debut drama, Two poor Romanians speaking in Polish, which was presented to the public in the form of trying to reading in the TR Warszawa (Teatr Rozmaitości).
Maslowska wrote essays for "przekrój", published under the title "Journal of pazłotka", and book reviews for "high heels" (Appendix to "Gazeta Wyborcza"). From the beginning his works also collaborated with "Flash".

(source: http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Dorota_Masłowska)