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Wladyslaw Reymont

Polish1867 – 1925Fiction

Polish novelist who won the Nobel Prize in Literature for his tetralogy The Peasants, a monumental portrait of Polish rural life through the cycle of the seasons. His earlier novel The Promised Land depicts the industrial capitalism of Lodz.

Works

  • The PeasantsEpic novel of Polish village life across four seasons and generations→
  • The Promised LandNovel about Polish industrial city's workers and bourgeoisie during rapid development→
  • The DreamerHistorical novel about dreamer's spiritual and romantic quest through Polish society→
  • The VampireGothic horror novella about supernatural curse afflicting aristocratic Polish family→
  • Pilgrimage to Jasna GoraNovel about pilgrimage to religious shrine exploring faith and cultural identity→

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Henryk Sienkiewicz·Boleslaw Prus·Stefan Zeromski
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