A collection of realist short prose sketches and stories by Bolesław Prus portraying ordinary people, urban poverty, and…
A memoiristic essay by Bolesław Prus recalling mid-nineteenth-century Lublin under Russian rule.
A collection of Bolesław Prus's newspaper chronicles surveying Warsaw life, society, and culture in the late 1870s.
A wry Polish realist novel by Bolesław Prus tracing how ordinary people misjudge one another and live with…
Bolesław Prus's *Nowele* is a Polish-language collection of short fiction by the central positivist prose writer.
A short story of childhood, imitation, and unjust blame, marking a turning point in Prus's fiction.
A collection of twelve short stories by Bolesław Prus displaying his warmth, keen observation, and remarkable stylistic range.
A Polish pastor visits a cotton mill owner to reveal his son's debts and urge forgiveness, revealing the…
Bolesław Prus's only historical novel, set in ancient Egypt, uses a fictional pharaoh's reign to examine state power…
Bolesław Prus's panoramic novel of 1870s Warsaw follows merchant Stanisław Wokulski through love, ambition, and social change.
Bolesław Prus's novel The Outpost depicts a Polish peasant's struggle to keep his land amid German colonization and…
Bolesław Prus's panoramic novel follows Madzia Brzeska through the debates on women's education, work, and independence in late-nineteenth-century…