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Robert M. Wegner

ロベルト・M・ヴェグネル

Robert M. Wegner

Profile

Gender
Male
Nationality
Poland
Languages
Polish

Career

Occupations
Writer, Novelist, Fantasy author
Active Years
2002-

Awards

Janusz A. Zajdel Award
2009
Work: We All Are Meekhanees (short story)
Organization: Janusz A. Zajdel Award committee
Result: 受賞
Sfinks Award
2010
Work: The Best You Can Buy (short story)
Organization: Sfinks
Result: 受賞
Eurocon Encouragement Award
2014
Organization: Eurocon
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Tales from Meekhanese Border (volume 1)

2009 Fantasy

A short-story collection set on a contested borderland. The stories explore war, ethnic conflict, and the interplay of magic and folklore.

borderlandswarethnicityfolklorepower and morality

Tales from Meekhanese Border (volume 2)

2010 Fantasy

A follow-up collection that expands the world of volume 1, depicting histories, political intrigues, and fragments of characters' lives.

politicsindividual fatehistorymagic

The Last Flight of Night Cowboy (short story)

2002 Science fiction / fantasy-tinged short story

The short story that debuted in 2002, published in a magazine; it features striking imagery and explores themes of loneliness.

lonelinessjourneyfantasy

Bibliography

  • Tales from Meekhanese Border, vol.1 (2009)
  • Tales from Meekhanese Border, vol.2 (2010)
  • Short story "The Last Flight of Night Cowboy" (2002)
  • Short story "We All Are Meekhanees" (award-winning)
  • Short story "The Best You Can Buy" (award-winning)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
epic and richly descriptiveinterweaves folkloric and allegorical elementsweighty, often sombre tone
Recurring Motifs
borderland perspectiveclash of peoples and culturesaftermath of warancient myths and lore

Legacy

Robert M. Wegner is a Polish fantasy writer known for his unique borderland setting. He gained recognition through short stories and has won major domestic SF/fantasy awards. The Meekhanese world holds an important place in contemporary Polish fantasy.

Trivia

  • Debuted in 2002 with a short story in the magazine Science Fiction.
  • The collections Tales from Meekhanese Border (2009, 2010) received strong domestic recognition.
  • Won the Janusz A. Zajdel Award in 2009 and the Sfinks Award in 2010.