Prosto z mostu presented the works of leading right-wing publicists of Poland in the late 1930s.
Furthermore, the magazine occasionally featured the works of Jerzy Andrzejewski, Konstanty Ildefons Gałczyński and Boleslaw Micinski [pl].
As in the late 1930s it became more radical, some writers decided to break their ties with it (Karol Irzykowski, Boleslaw Micinski).
Prosto z mostu often published provocative, aggressive articles, and was conflicted with the literary group Skamander.
It also featured anti-Semitic articles[1] While the publication was heavily antisemitic and opposed to presence of Jews in Poland, at the same time it supported alliance with Zionist movement and creation of Jewish state in Palestine, to create an emigration destination for Polish Jews.