In her debut novel, Julija Janus puts forward a new version of what caused Radziwiłł’s death

Delfi writes about Julija Janus’s debut novel “The Invisible Hand” (Nematoma ranka) – a historical detective story whose subtitle asks what really could have happened to Barbara Radziwiłł. The story opens at the end of 1542, when unexpected news reaches Wawel Castle. The article stresses that this is not one more retelling of the love story of Barbara and Sigismund Augustus but a new version of what caused Barbara’s death.