Selected Bibliography:

  • Nie strzelac do organisty (Don't Shoot the Organist). 1975.
  • Moje zycie z Marlonem Brando (My Life with Marlon Brando). 1976.
  • Po tamtej stroni smierci (On the Other Side of Death). Warsaw: Czytelnik, 1977
  • Reszta swiata (The Rest of the World). 1981.
  • Kontredans (Contradanse). Warsaw: Czytelnik, 1983.
  • Innego zycia nie bedzie (There Won't Be Any Other Life). Warsaw: PIW, 1987.
  • Postscriptum. Cracow: WL, 1989.
  • Hiszpanskie oczy (Spanish Eyes). Warsaw: Alfa, 1990.
  • Listy milosci (Love Letters). Warsaw: Alfa, 1991.
  • Panny i wdowy (Maidens and Widows). Warsaw: Niezalezna Oficyna Wydawnicza, 1991.
  • Piolun (Wormwood). 1992.
  • Czysciec (Purgatory). 1992.
  • Gry Malzenskie (Marital Games). 1994.
  • Rosyjski kochanek (The Russian Lover). Warsaw: W.A.B., 1996.
  • Wiek samotnosci (The Age of Solitude). 1996.
  • Tango dla trojga (Tango for Three). Wroclaw: Siedmiogrod, 1997. /link: index.phpid=28&user_ksiazki_pi1[showUid]=204&cHash=b5e0bf1886/
  • Milosnica (The She-Lover). Londyn: Puls, 1998.
  • Niemiecki Taniec (German dance). Warsaw: WAB, 2000.
  • Gorzki romans, Warszawa: Świat Książki, 2003.
  • Imię twoje..., Warszawa: W.A.B., 2005.
  • Powrot do Lwowa, Warszawa: Wydawnictwo W.A.B., 2005.
  • Dwie milosci, Warszawa: W.A.B., 2006.
  • Ksiezyc nad Zakopanem, Warszawa: Wydawnictwo W.A.B., 2006.
  • Anders, Warszawa: W.A.B., 2008
  • Sprawa Niny S., Warszawa: W.A.B., 2009
Selected translations:

Czech:
  • Dopisy lásky [Listy miłości], Praha: R plus H: Motto, 2005.

French:

  • Post-Scriptum pour Myriam et Anna, Paris: Deno'l, 1993.
  • Un amour de Varsovie [Listy miłości], Paris: A. Michel, 1996.

German:

  • Jenseits ist der Tod. Reinbeck: Rowohlt, 1981.
  • Das Mädchen im Elfenbeinturm. Berlin: Neues Leben, 1985.
  • Ein anderes Leben gibt es nicht. Frankfurt a. M.: S. Fischer, 1994.
  • Briefe der Liebe. Frankfurt a. M.: S. Fischer, 1992.
  • Ehespiele. Frankfurt a. M.: S. Fischer, 1995.
  • Postscriptum für Anna und Myriam. Frankfurt a. M.: S. Fischer, 1991.
  • Spanische Augen. Frankfurt a. M.: Fischer Taschenbuch, 1994.
  • Der russische Geliebte [Rosyjski kochanek], Bern: Scherz Verlag, 1998.
  • Wie ein Baum ohne Schatten [Miłośnica], Bern München [etc.]: Fretz und Wasmuth, 1999.
  • Tango für drei [Tango dla trojga], Bern München [etc.]: Scherz, 2000.
Hungarian:
  • Szerelemnapló [Listy miłości], Pécs: Opus, 2004.

Spanish:

  • Post-scriptum, transl. Pilar Gil Canovas, Bruguera, 2009

Nurowska Maria

Born in the village of Okolka in the Suwalki region in 1944, she studied Polish and Slavic literature at Warsaw University before breaking into print in 1974 in the monthly Literatura. Nurowska is associated with "women's writing". She is one of the most popular writers in Poland. Her protagonists are women governed by extreme, often pathological emotions. She frequently resorts to the conventions of melodrama (as in Spanish Eyes, Love Letters, and Maidens and Widows) in order to create psychological sketches of her characters or to illustrate a conflict between her protagonist and the outside world. She writes both historical fiction (set during the Second World War) and novels with contemporary settings (On the Other Side of the Mirror, Contradanse, Postscriptum). Nurowska writes with a light touch often tinged with delicate irony. She has also written children's books and the play The Marriage of Maria Kowalska (which was adapted for television). Maidens and Widows was the basis for an enormously popular television series.

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