Daniel Koziarski
Polish novelist and lawyer
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Works
He published his debut novel Kłopoty to moja specjalność, czyli kroniki socjopaty (Troubles are my specialization; or, the Chronicles of a sociopath) in February 2007 to a critical acclaim in the Polish press[citation needed] and in Newsweek.[1] Its main character, Tomasz Płachta, is a master in complicating not only his life, but also the lives of people around him. The sequel to this novel, Socjopata w Londynie (Sociopath in London), published in August 2007, follows the life of Tomasz in London. In July 2008 his third novel, Klub samobójców (The Suicide Club) was published. In a review of the book, Piotr Kofta wrote: 'Koziarski's new book shows that the Polish popular literature now chooses topics so far covered by the "high literature"'.[2] Koziarski also wrote a story Dziewięć żyć kota Alberta (The Nine Lives of Albert the Tomcat) for an anthology that appeared in October 2008; he is now working on the third and final book of his 'Sociopath' series.
Bibliography
Novels:
- Kłopoty to moja specjalność, czyli kroniki socjopaty (Troubles are my specialty: Chronicles of a Sociopath) (2007)
- Socjopata w Londynie (A Sociopath in London) (2007)
- Klub samobójców (Suicide Club) (2008)
Participation in anthologies:
- Opowiadania pod psem i kotem (2008)