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Emilia Ziolkowska (born 1999) is a Polish author known for her work in the fantasy genre. Her notable work includes Księstwo Trzech Śmierci.

Biography

Emilia Ziolkowska was born in 1999 in Gdańsk, Poland. She spent most of her childhood in Sopot, where she developed an early interest in art and literature. Currently, she resides in the Netherlands and is pursuing her studies. In addition to writing, she enjoys painting and drawing. ^[1]

Literary Career

Ziolkowska's most notable work to date is Księstwo Trzech Śmierci, published in 2022. The novel is a dark fantasy that blends supernatural elements with psychological and emotional depth. It has been praised for its rich world-building and complex characters but has also faced some criticism for its pacing and explicit content. ^{[2] [3]}

Works

• Księstwo Trzech Śmierci (2022), ISBN 9788328724327
• Dziedzictwo Smoków. Łowczyni (2023), ISBN 9788328743199

Reception

Księstwo Trzech Śmierci has generally been well-received for its compelling atmosphere and imaginative storytelling. However, it has also garnered some negative reviews, particularly regarding the book's pacing and the development of secondary characters. ^[4]

Personal Life

Ziolkowska continues to balance her academic pursuits with her passion for writing and art. Her experiences living in both Poland and the Netherlands have influenced her creative work, contributing to the multicultural and imaginative elements present in her stories.

References