The Board (March 2006)
 
Name:   Piotr Spyra
In the society since 20.11.2003 (the day he came up with the idea of founding one)
Position:   Founding Father, President 2004-2005, 2005-2006
Hobby:   Mountain hiking, ecclesiastical architecture
Area of academic interest:   Mediaeval and Victorian Poetry
Favourite romantic:   John Keats
Favourite Victorian:   Alfred Tennyson
Poetry or Drama:   Poetry!!!
I recommend reading:   Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere, John Gardner's Grendel
Writer that should never have written anything:   Ian McEwan
Literary character just like you:   Rev. Abraham Adams
Century You'd like to live in:   19th
Your lucky symbol:   Blood-red cherries in white snow
Does "bob and wheel" ring a bell:   St. Catherine had a wheel but who's Bob?
 
Name:   Wit Pietrzak
In the society since 6.10.2004
Position:   Vice-President 2005-2006, later to become the Chief himself
Hobby:   Biking into trees
Area of academic interest:   Poetry, W. B. Yeats in particular
Favourite romantic:   Coleridge
Favourite Victorian:   Tennyson
Poetry or Drama:   Poetry
I recommend reading:   London Fields by M. Amis
Writer that should never have written anything:   Every one added something
Literary character just like you:   Moses E. Herzog
Century You'd like to live in:   Here and now sounds alluring
Your lucky symbol:   Gyres
Does "bob and wheel" ring a bell:   Yes
 
Name:   Katarzyna Ojrzyńska
In the society since 21.11.2003
Position:   Vice-President 2004-2005
Hobby:   Mountains, preferably not flooded by tourists
Area of academic interest:   Celtic influences in English literature
Favourite romantic:   William Blake
Favourite victorian:   Charles Dickens
Poetry or Drama:   Drama
I recommend reading:   Mikhail Bulgakov's Master and Margarita, Bruno Shultz (and Beowulf in the original;)
Writer that should never have written anything:   George Elliot
Literary character just like you:   Margarita
Century you'd like to live in:   20th
Your lucky symbol:   Uroboros
Does "bob and wheel" ring a bell:   Simon and Garfunkel, Tom and Jerry, Thelma and Louise but Bob and Wheel...??? ( I know some Bobs but no Wheels) ;-b
 
Name:   Karolina Ławska
In the society since 14.04.2004
Position:   Treasurer 2005-2006 (and later)
Hobby:   Cowboying, including horse-trekking in the Bieszczady Mountains
Area of academic interest:   Vast, however not defined precisely
Favourite romantic:   William Blake
Favourite Victorian:   Emily Bronte
Poetry or Drama:   Poetry
I recommend reading:   Denis Diderot - Jacques le Fataliste et son Maitre
Writer that should never have written anything:   Mr. Gombrowicz - not digestable in any language
Literary character just like you:   Scarlett O'Hara
Century You'd like to live in:   1st before the invention of civilization
Your lucky symbol:   Triskel
Does "bob and wheel" ring a bell:   Not only rings but jingles like Father Christmas' bells. Oh yeah, unfortunately, that guy prefers a sledge to good old wheels
 
Name:   Tomasz Wrzesień
In the society since 07.04.2004
Position:   Chancellor 2004-2005, 2005-2006, Webmaster and the author of this website
Hobby:   Good books above all
Area of academic interest:   Translation
Favourite romantic:   Well... Me, Myself & I :)
Favourite Victorian:   Nope
Poetry or Drama:   Hmm... Dramatic Poetry? Poetic Drama? Could be!
I recommend reading:   Shakespeare's Works, Frankenstein, Philip K. Dick
Writer that should never have written anything:   No clue yet
Literary character just like you:   You don't want to know...
Century You'd like to live in:   19th
Your lucky symbol:   Imagine the symbol of Mars. That's pretty much it.
Does "bob and wheel" ring a bell:   Bob the Builder and his wheeltruck, that's obvious!
 
Name:   Agata Witczak
In the society since 24.04.2004
Position:  Drama section chairperson
Hobby:   Film, theatre, dance
Area of academic interest:   Modern British drama, especially the so-called "new brutalism"- in-yer-face theatre
Favourite romantic:   William Blake
Favourite victorian:   Thomas Hardy, Oscar Wilde (rather anti-victorians...)
Poetry or Drama:   Drama (but these two are often subtly interwoven)
I recommend reading:   Russian literature (in general) + "Dangerous Liaisons" by Laclos, Orwell's "1984" + John Irving and obviously Kane's dramas:)
Writer that should never have written anything:   Every literary voice is valuable, even if just on the basis of "how not to write"
Literary character just like you:   A mixture of all the characters from "Othello" and sometimes a little bit of each of Kane's characters
Century you'd like to live in:   I'd like to have a go in each of these
Your lucky symbol:   I don't believe in the magic of symbols