Kajetan Abgarowicz

Kajetan Abgarowicz (pseudonyms: Kajetan Abgar-Soltan, and Soltan Abgar; ); 7 August 1856 – 27 July 1909) was a Polish journalist, novelist and short story writer of Armenian descent.

Life Abgarowicz was born on 7 August 1856 in Czerniów, Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria. Born into a family of landowners, his parents were Franciszek and Salomea née Przysiecka. Abgarowicz attended schools in Stanisławów and Lwów (Lviv), Ukraine. He made his debut in the press as a novelist in 1889. He was co-founder in 1901 of the Lviv newspaper Przedświt, and also ran the literary section. He collaborated with other magazines of Lviv, Kraków and Warsaw, such as Słowo Polskie, Gazeta Lwowska (1894), Czas, Nowa Reforma and Tygodnik Illustrowany.

A popular humourist, Abgarowicz wrote in the mainstream genres of Polish popular fiction, romance, and adventure. Many of his short stories and novels were published, most of which centred on the nobility, especially from the Podolia region,

Partial works Klub nietoperzy (1892) Józef Jerzy Hordyński-Fed'kowicz (1892) Z carskiej imperii (1892) Rusini (1893) Nie ma metryki (1894) Zawiedziona nadzieja (1894) Polubowna ugoda (1894) Z wiejskiego dworu (1895) Dobra nauczka (1896) Ilko Szwabiuk (1896) Panna Siekierczanka (1897) Nea Rywale (1904) Widziane i odczute (1904) Polubowna ugoda (1909) Pornografja: głosy polskie w najważniejszej (1909) Pierścień Królowej Rumuńskiej (n.d.)