Robert Ginalski committed his life to books, music and the sea. As a

publisher he has put out more than 1500 titles, i.e. books ranging from

Nabokov and Orwell, all works by Jerzy Kosinski or Marek Hłasko, to thrillers,

romances and non-fiction, including encyclopedias. He is the Polish translator

of a hundred of books by authors ranging from Alistair MacLean, Frederick

Forsyth, Robert Harris, Daniel Silva, Robert Ludlum and Raymond Chandler

to Pat Conroy, Chuck Palahniuk, Bruce Chatwin and Harold C. Schonberg. He

is also an author – including “101 Hits of Classical Music”. As an expert in

Vladimir Horowitz, he is a renown collector of his recordings. Also, he is a

coral reefs buff.

It turns out he needs help. For a long time, he has been struggling with

cancer, an extremely malignant tumor that resulted in all sort of metastases,

including bone metastases. He is cracking up and his ability to work

deteriorates quickly.

As it is, the cost of living and therapy – doctors, drugs, physical

checkups and experimental therapy – are beyond his power. Therefore, any

help would be much appreciated.