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Ewa Winnicka visibly favors a theme of contemporary Polish community in the United Kingdom. Her first book Londyńczycy1 [Londoners] tells stories of World War II and post-war exiles who fled the occupied state, and formed a significant political and cultural milieu in England Angole2 [Limeys] aims to portray the newest economical immigration of Poles legally employed in Britain after 2004 Should there be any convergence between these books, it would be a suggestion that neither the two groups integrate nor they voice common interests together, as if they did not have anything in common. Michał, one of Winnicka’s interlocutors concludes:

Literature as a Source of Knowledge. Polish Colonization of the United Kingdom in the light of "Limeys" by Ewa Winnicka