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Poet and translator, whose notable works include 'Żywoty równoległe' (The Parallel Lives, 2004) and 'Języki obce' (2013). Made his debut with a collection of short stories called The Collection (1999), then continued with the novel 'Lala' (2006) and the further short-story collections 'The Square in Smyrna' (2007) and 'Balzacalia' (2008). The novel 'Lala' brought him considerable popularity. | Poet and translator, whose notable works include 'Żywoty równoległe' (The Parallel Lives, 2004) and 'Języki obce' (2013). Made his debut with a collection of short stories called The Collection (1999), then continued with the novel 'Lala' (2006) and the further short-story collections 'The Square in Smyrna' (2007) and 'Balzacalia' (2008). The novel 'Lala' brought him considerable popularity. | ||
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| + | * [[Translators Who Identify as LGBTQ]] | ||
| + | * [[Short Story Writers from the LGBTQ Community]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:09, 3 December 2023
Country
Poland
Birth - Death
1980 -
Occupation
Poet
Description
Poet and translator, whose notable works include 'Żywoty równoległe' (The Parallel Lives, 2004) and 'Języki obce' (2013). Made his debut with a collection of short stories called The Collection (1999), then continued with the novel 'Lala' (2006) and the further short-story collections 'The Square in Smyrna' (2007) and 'Balzacalia' (2008). The novel 'Lala' brought him considerable popularity.
