Keywords
Grabinski
dramatic works
weird fiction
How to Cite
Abstract
This text is a review of the first complete compilation of dramas by Stefan Grabiński that appeared on the Polish publishing market. In Dramaty three authors represent surviving texts by the author of The Motion Demon who was until now recognized mostly as a short story writer rather than a novelist or a playwright. The author of this review points out major flaws of this compilation: the lack of detailed coverage of specific texts and lack of references to Grabiński’s biography, history of literature and literary context.
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