Geralt de Riv, a witcher, uses his vast sorcerous powers to hunt down the monsters that threaten the world, but he soon discovers that not every monstrous-looking creature is evil, and not everything beautiful is good.

John Kemp, a young Englishman thirsting for adventure, journeys to the Caribbean where he meets an influential landowner and becomes entangled in the dangerous world of local pirates. Romance was the final of three fictional collaborations between authors Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Ford (writing under the name of F. M. Hueffer). Forged before either author achieved literary fame and fortune, the collaboration between Conrad and Ford resulted in...

Backwater and court history, located in Samogitia. The lives of the heroes revolve around the maintenance of the land, heritage and identity, and the only measure of a person's value is their attitude to work. "Dweajtis" is an ancient oak, a symbol of eternal existence. The protagonist, who works "on someone else's", fights to save him. Unexpectedly, a young and pretty owner stands on his side.

"A bestselling and award-winning satire of contemporary media-saturated consumer culture, Honey, I Killed the Cats introduces us to two independent young women in a bizarro, all-too-real imaginarium of American pop culture. In this warped world saturated by advertising and materialism, where everything can be bought, from personality and physical traits to religion and self-fulfillment, Joanne and Farah, two very different women form a friendship...

The story is very simple. We are in Poland in the early 1900. Aloysius Darvid is a millionaire with a wife and three children. At the beginning of the story his wife is ending an affair, his eldest daughter wants to marry someone he doesn't approve of, his son is living his life as a dandy not making something of himself, and his youngest daughter dotes on him. That the youngest is such a daddy's girl is sub-textually explained with her elder siblings...

The trilogy describes the situation in the Republic of Poland in the last years of its existence. The small and middle nobility, peasants and middle class, and the criticized magnates were presented in a positive light. In Reymont's work, the hero of the Kościuszko Uprising is the collective - the people, and the uprising is a joint effort of all social classes.