Zbigniew Nienacki

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Zbigniew Nienacki (born January 1, 1929 in Łódź - died September 23, 1994) was a Polish writer.

His works consist of adventure stories aimed at teenagers as well as adult novels. He achieved his greatest acclaim for his Pan Samochodzik series, a sequence of historical detective stories centering around a museum employee and his fantastic automobile (Samochód in Polish). The works Raz w roku w Skiroławkach and Dagome Iudex contain controversial opinions on erotic subject matter.

Aside from being forcibly relocated during World War II and his brief studies in cinematography in Moscow, he spent most of his life until 1967 in Łódź. In 1967 he moved to Masuria (Polish: Mazury), a lake filled region in northwestern Poland, where he remained until his death. Mazury are the setting for Pan Samochodzik i templariusze and feature in some of his other works.

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[edit] Works

[edit] Pan Samochodzik Series

Note: The dates of the following novels may be inaccurate, as some of them may have been published in a different order than they were written.

Uroczysko (new title: Pan Samochodzik i święty relikwiarz) (1957)
Skarb Atanaryka (new title: Pan Samochodzik i skarb Atanaryka) (1960)
Pozwolenie na przywóz lwa (new title: Pierwsza przygoda Pana Samochodzika) (1961)
Wyspa Złoczyńców (new title: Pan Samochodzik i Wyspa Złoczyńców) (1964)
Pan Samochodzik i templariusze (1966)
Księga strachów (new title: Pan Samochodzik i dziwne szachownice) (1967)
Niesamowity dwór (new title: Pan Samochodzik i niesamowity dwór (1970)
Nowe przygody Pana Samochodzika (new title: Pan Samochodzik i Kapitan Nemo) (1970)
Pan Samochodzik i zagadki Fromborka (1972)
Pan Samochodzik i Fantomas (1973)
Pan Samochodzik i tajemnica tajemnic (1975)
Pan Samochodzik i Winnetou (1976)
Pan Samochodzik i Niewidzialni (1977)
Pan Samochodzik i złota rękawica (1979)
Pan Samochodzik i człowiek z UFO (new title: Pan Samochodzik i Nieśmiertelny) (1985)
Pan Samochodzik i nieuchwytny kolekcjoner (1997) (Only partially written, completed by a trio hiding under the pseudonym Jerzy Szumski)