Silva rerum III continues the saga of the Narwoysz family — the reader is transported to the mid-18th century, the decadent Rococo era, often called “the twilight before the Age of Enlightenment.” Piotr Antoni Narwoysz, steward and trusted confidant of the powerful Radziwiłłs, becomes a witness to their family drama.

Real events and biographies on which the writer drew are woven into a magical narrative about family heritage, Vilnius and Niasviž, reality and the subconscious, Judaism and libertines, architecture, theater, and the element of fire.

The cycle of historical novels “Silva rerum” by Doctor of Art History Kristina Sabaliauskaitė is one of the most significant events in Lithuanian literature of recent decades, which has received attention and recognition in Lithuania and abroad.

"Obviously, the author is one of the leaders, perhaps even a strategic commander on the battlefield of contemporary Lithuanian prose." (Gedre Kazlauskaite, Šiaurės Atėnai)

"In Latvian literature, we have no work that tells so much about our history, written in such a wonderful, refined language, had such a high readability index, and at the same time made us reflect on ourselves, our place in life, and love for our fellow man." (Kristīne Sadovska, Diena.lv)

Language: Belarusian
Cover: hardcover
Format: 145x200 mm
Number of pages: 328
Place of publication: Prague, Czech Republic
Year of publication: 2025