Abstract
Forms and functions of mulitingualism (or textual hybridization) in contemporary Czech and Polish novel is the main issue of the article. The multilingualism of Drach by Szczepan Twardoch and Obycejne věci by Jan Vrak is interpreted in terms of former Middle-East Europe multiculturalism. Finally, the problem of translation of multilingual texts is discussed.
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