Dabrowska, Maria

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Dabrowska, Maria (1889-1965)

Polish novelist. Her best-known work, the four-volume novel cycle Noce i dnie/Nights and Days (1932-34), is an epic of life and customs of the Polish gentry between 1863 and World War I.

She also published several collections of short stories, including Ludzie stamţd: Cykl opowieści/Folks from over Yonder: A Cycle of Tales (1925) and Gwiazda zaranna/Morning Star (1955) (published in English as A Village Wedding and Other Stories in 1957), wrote plays, essays, articles, and translated Pepys into Polish.

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