Works

• 1882
  -Wladyslaw Stanislaw Reymont started writting his first poems.
  
  
• 1891
  -he wrote the first collections of short stories: "The Meetings.", "Krosnowa City and the world."
  -he became the correspondent of the Warsaw weekly "The Voice''.
  
• 1893
  -he published in Cracow newspaper "The Opinions" a short story entitled "Christmas Eve."
  -he described his impressions from the pilgrimage to Jasna Gora. He published this report in "Ilustrated Weekly."
  -he started working at "Promised Land."
  
• 1896-1899
  -he spent majority of time in France.There he wrote "The Promised Land"
  -in1896 he published the novel "Comedienne"
  -in 1897 he published the sequel of "Comedienne"- "The Ferments"
  -"Promised Land" was printed in 1899; he published too "Lili", 'The deplorable idyll"
  
• 1902
  -Reymont published "Before the Dawn"
  -he started working over the novel entitled "The Peasants" (he spent this year in France)
  
• 1903
  -he resided mostly in Warsaw and Zakopane. He wrote "From the diary", and the volume entiled "The short stories".
  
• 1904-1909
  -"The Peasants" was printed the first time:
  - I, II volumes ( "The Autumn" and "The Winter" ) were printed in 1904
  - III volume ( "The Spring" ) was printed in 1906
  - IV volume ( "The Summer" ) was printed in 1909
  
• 1910
  -Reymont wrote collection of novelette "From distrist of Chelm ", "Impressions and notes" and novel "The Dreamer".
  
• 1911
  -he published the novel entitled "The Vampire"
  
• 1913-1918
  - the unfinished historicl novel "A year 1794" was printed. This novel consists of three volumes:
  1) "The last Seym of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth"
  2) "Nil desperandum"
  3) "The Insurrection" (unfinished)
  
• 1917
  -he published the second volume of "The Short stories" and novelette "An oath."
  
• 1923
  -Reymont wrote the novel "The two novel"
  
  
• 1924
  -he published the novel entitled "The Rebellion"
  -he received the Nobel Prize for the epos in prose entiled "The Peasants"