Walerian Domanski

Walerian Domanski

Born in 1943 in Russia, lived from 1946 to 1986 in Poland. From 1986 in Detroit USA. From 1977 editorial cartoonist (freelance) in Poland. I was known in the world for original cartoons (exhibitions all over the world).

In 2008 I began writing short stories in Polish, and published them in Polish newspapers in the USA.

In 2013 I published my first book, a collection of short stories "Fabryki dymu" (Smoke factories)

And afterward the collections of short stories:

In Polish

"Klasa robotnicza rządzi"

"Barykada"

"Pies zwany Stalin"

"Small Girls from the Big Village"

In English

"The Dog Called Hitler"

"Sexy Little Girls from the Big Village"

SCREENPLAYS

In2018

Two screenplays about the Holocaust "Stella" and "Isaac is Looking for a New Mother".

In 2019

Screenplay "Captain Gubal"

About famous Polish officer.

In 2020

Screenplay "Train to Vladivostok"

About young bandits in Russia robbing the train. The year 1918

In 2021

Screenplay "Max Horowitz".

In 2022 Short movie "My father arrived".

In 2015 I was awarded by Kresge Foundation USA for my short stories.

All books are full of humor, satire, and dramatic events. Around 50% of stories are politics mixed with humor. I did create my own style of writing. In addition, my books are very educational.