"Too Many Clowns" is an exciting novel by Andrzej Zbych, which plunges the reader into a dark and mysterious atmosphere where the boundary between reality and illusion is erased, and each character hides his secrets. This book, which may interest lovers of psychological thriller, mysticism and unusual plot twists, promises to be a real discovery for those who are looking for thrills and deep meaning beyond the ordinary. In the center of the story is a mysterious city where strange and inexplicable events occur. In this place, clowns are not just circus artists or cheerful characters of children's holidays, but symbols of hidden danger and internal struggle. The author masterfully creates an atmosphere of tension, forcing the reader to ask questions. Who are these clowns? What do they symbolize? And why are they becoming more? In this novel, each character is not just a figure on the stage, but a carrier of complex emotions, fears and desires, which makes the story especially lively and multifaceted. Andrzej Zbych, known for his unique style, combining elements of psychological drama and mystical thriller, creates in Too Many Clowns a vivid and memorable picture of the inner world of a person, his struggle with his own demons. His works, such as "The Shadow of the Past" or "The Game of Shadows", have already earned recognition for their subtle psychological penetration and skill in building tension, and this novel is no exception. In it, the author uses a rich metaphorical palette to emphasize the theme of internal fragmentation and the search for truth in chaos. The book will especially appeal to adult readers who appreciate intellectual challenges and psychological puzzles. It is suitable for those who like to think about the nature of the human psyche, about how fears and complexes can turn into real monsters. Also, the novel will be interesting to lovers of mysticism and symbolism, because Zbykh skillfully weaves allegory and hidden meanings into the plot, forcing the reader to seek answers to deep questions about good and evil, illusions and reality. The themes raised in Too Many Clowns are not only psychological struggles and inner demons, but also social aspects related to mass culture, media, and manipulation. The author shows how society can create its clowns - symbols of delusions, false values and illusions that prevent people from seeing the true face of the world and themselves. This novel is a kind of mirror of modern society, in which everyone can find something of their own, which makes it especially relevant and worthy of attention. Andrzej Zbych's style in Too Many Clowns is a subtle combination of realism and surrealism, where dark scenes intertwine with poetic descriptions and deep philosophical reflections. His language is saturated with images and metaphors that create a vivid visual and emotional perception. In this work, the author does not just tell a story, he invites the reader to travel through the labyrinths of the human soul, where each turn can lead to unexpected discoveries. If you are already familiar with the work of Zbych, “Too Many Clowns” will be a new bright touch for you in his literary palette. And if you are just starting to get acquainted with his works, then this book will be a great start - it reveals his skill in creating multi-layered plots and deep characters. As a result, Too Many Clowns is not just a book, it is a challenge to your perception, a chance to look behind the scenes of illusions and understand what is behind the masks. This is a work that leaves behind a lot of questions and encourages us to think about what is real and what is just a play played in our lives. Highly recommended for those seeking intellectual and emotional challenges, appreciates psychological depth and mystical undertones in literature.