Jacek Dehnel - Books

Books

Prose

  • Kolekcja (The Collection), 1999. Marpress, Gdansk (a collection of short stories)
  • Rynek w Smyrnie, 2007. W.A.B., Warsaw (a collection of short stories)
  • Lala, 2006. W.A.B., Warsaw (a novel)
  • Balzakiana, 2008. W.A.B., Warsaw (a collection of four mininovels)
  • Saturn. Czarne obrazy z życia mężczyzn z rodziny Goya, 2011,. W.A.B., Warsaw
  • Kosmografia, czyli trzydzieści apokryfów tułaczych, accompanying an exhibition of 15th cent. maps in the Warsaw National Library, 2012, Biblioteka Narodowa, Warsaw (a collection of short stories)

Poetry

  • Żywoty równoległe (The Parallel Lives), 2004. Zielona Sowa, Cracow
  • Wyprawa na południe (An Expedition Southwards), 2005. Teatr Mały w Tychach, Tychy
  • Wiersze (Poems), 2006. Lampa i Iskra Boża, Warsaw
  • Brzytwa okamgnienia, 2007. Biuro Literackie, Wrocław
  • Ekran kontrolny, 2009. Biuro Literackie, Wrocław
  • Rubryki strat i zysków, 2011. Biuro Literackie, Wrocław

Translations

  • Philip Larkin Zebrane (Collected), 2008. Biuro Literackie, Wrocław

Other

  • Six Polish Poets (as a poet and as an editor), 2009. Arc Publications, London.

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