Jerzy Kosiński

écrivain américain d'origine polonaise

Jerzy Kosiński was a Polish-American writer, born in 1933, who established himself as a prominent figure in American literary circles. Although he was born in Poland, Kosiński went on to write primarily in English, demonstrating his versatility and adaptability as a writer. His work spanned various genres, and he explored different mediums, including film, to express his creative vision.

Kosiński's contributions to the literary world extended beyond his writing. He served as the president of the American chapter of PEN, a prestigious organization dedicated to promoting literature and protecting the freedom of writers, not once but twice. This leadership role underscored his commitment to the literary community and his dedication to advancing the interests of writers. Throughout his career, Kosiński maintained a strong presence in American literary circles until his death in 1991.