Niesamowita opowieść (An Eerie Tale) (1922).Na wzgórzu róż (On the Hill of Roses) (1918).
Klasztor i morze (The Cloister and the Sea) (1928).Cień Bafometa (Baphomet's Shadow) (1926).Some of Grabiński's works were translated into English by Mirosław Lipiński and published under the title The Dark Domain. His works were forgotten, then (after World War II) rediscovered. In short, a Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant extraordinaire.ĭue to worsening tuberculosis, he had to retire from his day job as a teacher and fell into obscurity, finally dying in poverty. Also, from Henri Bergson, William James and Edgar Allan Poe (of whom he was a fan).
He was interested and well-versed in the occult, and apparently drew some inspiration from German Expressionism. His prose is full of ghosts, witches, incubi and a variety of otherworldly things. Stefan Grabiński (26 February 1887 - 12 November 1936) was a Polish short story writer, famous for the weird, surreal, terrifying tone and themes, as well as for creepy trains.
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