THE BOOK OF FIRE AND OTHER STORIES BY STEFAN GRABIŃSKI

Immerse yourself in the dark and fascinating world of stories by Stefan Grabiński, a master of Polish horror. His work, full of wonder and psychological depth, takes the reader to areas where the boundaries between reality and nightmare blur, and every shadow hides a potential threat. Grabiński, called the Polish Edgar Allan Poe, masterfully combines elements of horror, the supernatural and psychological depth in his stories, creating unforgettable experiences.

• The Book of Fire: Discover the secret of a manuscript full of knowledge about the power of fire.
• Passion: Feel the power of a feeling that blurs the boundaries between waking and illusion.
• An incredible story: Lose yourself in a story where dream and reality merge into one.
• Masterful horror: Experience the thrill that comes with reading the best horror stories.
• Psychological depth: Understand the motivations of characters who are on the verge of madness.
• Supernatural forces: Face forces that go beyond the limits of human knowledge.

Stefan Grabiński, born in 1887, is one of the most important creators of Polish horror literature. His stories, full of symbolism and metaphor, touch on universal themes related to human nature, fear and the desire to know the unknown. In his works, Grabiński often explores motifs related to railways, electricity and other technical innovations that aroused both fascination and fear in his time. His work, although rooted in the tradition of Romanticism and Modernism, goes beyond the beaten path, creating an original and unique style.

"The Book of Fire and Other Stories" is a collection that allows the reader to immerse themselves in the thematic and stylistic diversity of Grabiński's work. From dark stories about possession and madness to stories about love and desire that lead to destruction, each story is a true feast for lovers of horror literature. In his stories, Grabiński does not shy away from formal experiments, using various narrative techniques to enhance the effect of tension and unease. His prose, although often dark and pessimistic, also contains elements of humor and irony that add depth and complexity to it.

Świat Książki Publishing House presents this collection of short stories in a new, careful edition that will appeal to both Grabiński fans and new readers who are just discovering his work. The book was published in 196x131 mm format, has a paperback cover and has 384 pages. It is an ideal offer for anyone looking for a read that will provide them with thrills and unforgettable experiences. Let yourself be carried away into the world of dark secrets and supernatural forces that await you on the pages of this extraordinary book.