Emma Andijewska - Literary Works

Literary Works

Poetry
  • Poetry (1951)
  • Birth of the Idol (1958)
  • Fish and Dimension (1961)
  • Corners behind the Wall (1963)
  • Elements (1964)
  • Bazaar (1967)
  • Songs without Text (1968)
  • Science on the Earth (1975)
  • Cafe (1983)
  • The Temptation of St. Antonius (1985)
  • Vigils (1987)
  • The Architecture Ensembles (1989)
  • Signs - Tarot (1995)
  • Land between the Rivers (1998)
  • Dreamsegments (1998)
  • Villas on the Seashore (2000)
  • Attractions with Orbits and without (2000)
  • The Waves (2002)
  • The Knight Move (2004)
  • The Look from Cliff (2006)
  • Hemispheres and Cones (2006)
  • Pink Caldrons (2007)
  • Fulgurites (2008)
  • Idylls (2009)
  • Mirages (2009)
  • Mutants (2010)
Short stories
  • The Journey (1955)
  • Tigers (1962)
  • Djalapita (1962)
  • Fairy Tales (2000)
  • The Problem of the Head (2000)
Novels
  • Herostrats (1970)
  • A Novel about a Good Person (1973)
  • A Novel about Human Destiny (1982)

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