Tomasz Jedrowski is a Polish-German author known for his evocative explorations of identity, history, and human connection. His debut novel, "Swimming in the Dark," published by Bloomsbury and William Morrow, garnered international acclaim, being translated into eighteen languages and recognized as a Book of the Year by The Guardian and NPR. The novel, described as "Call Me By Your Name set in Communist Poland" by The Oprah Magazine, was a finalist for the Polari First Book Prize in 2021 and has been optioned for film, television, and opera adaptations.
Born in West Germany to Polish parents, Jedrowski studied law at Cambridge University and later at the Université de Paris. His writing delves into themes of national identity, local history, and ecology, often reflecting his multicultural background. Currently residing in France, he continues to craft narratives that resonate with global audiences. Jedrowski is working on his second novel, building upon the success of his critically acclaimed debut. "Swimming in the Dark" remains a cultural touchstone, recently featured as Dua Lipa's Monthly Read for May 2024.