Andrzej Ziemiański

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Andrzej Ziemianski
Andrzej Ziemianski

Andrzej Ziemiański (January 17, 1960 in Wrocław, Poland) is a Polish science fiction writer. he was the winner of the Janusz A. Zajdel Award in 2001 for his short story Autobahn nach Poznań and in 2003 for his short story Zapach szkła (The Smell of Glass).

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[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Short stories

  • Autobahn nach Poznan
  • Bomba Heisenberga
  • Zapach szkla
  • Waniliowe plantacje Wroclawia
  • Chlopaki wszyscy idziecie do piekla
  • Lodowa opowiesc
  • Legenda, czyli pijac wodke we Wroclawiu w 1999 roku
  • Czasy ktore nadejda
  • Daimonion
  • Czekajac na barbarzyncow
  • Toy Toy song

[edit] Short stories collections

  • Daimonion (Iskry 1985)
  • Zapach szkła (Fabryka Słów 2004)

[edit] Novels

  • Wojny urojone (Iskry 1987)
  • Zabójcy szatana (KAW 1989, co-written with Andrzej Drzewiński)
  • Bramy strachu (1990)
  • Nostalgia za Sluag Side (1990, co-written with Andrzej Drzewiński)
  • Dziennik czasu plagi (1991)
  • Przesiadka w przedpieklu (1991, under nom de plume Patrick Shoughnessy, later reprinted under his own name as Przesiadka w piekle, DW Ares 2004)
  • Achaja, tom I (Fabryka Słów 2002)
  • Achaja, tom II (Fabryka Słów 2003)
  • Achaja, tom III (Fabryka Słów 2004)
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