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ナ「kasz Orbitowski
ナ「kasz Orbitowski (born 26 Octoberツ1977) is a Polish essayist and fantasy and horror writer. As of April 2012 he has published six novels and numerous short stories, collected in four anthologies. Biography Orbitowski is alumnus of the Jagiellonian University, with a degree in philosophy. He debuted in 1999 with a short story anthology, ''ZナF Wybrzeナシa''. His debut in fantasy genre was with the 2001 story ''Diabeナ na Jabol Hill'' in the first issue of the Polish magazine ''Science Fiction''. In addition to ''Science Fiction'', his stories have appeared in '' Machina'', ''Nowa Fantastyka'' and the Polish edition of ''Playboy.'' Most of his works fall in the fantasy and horror genre, although he has published one children's book (''Prezes i Kreska''). He is a co-author of the script for the CG movie by Tomasz Bagiナгki about the Warsaw Uprising, '' Hardkor'44''. He also developed the role-playing game ''Bakemono''. He also publishes essays in the Przekrテウj magazine (from 2006 ...
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