Remigiusz Mróz
Remigiusz Mróz (born January 15, 1987 in Opole, Poland) is a popular and prolific Polish writer, and also a lawyer. He has published 46 novels since his first books appeared in 2013. As of early 2019, none of his works have been published in an English translation. Life. Remigiusz Mróz went to high school in Opole and attended college at Leon Kozminski University in Warsaw, where he studied law. He is also the author of numerous research studies. Works. Mróz has written in different genres including crime, legal thrillers, and science fiction. He was recognized as the most  popular contemporary Polish author by the 2017 and 2018 National Reading Survey. In 2019 he became the most popular author in Poland, surpassing Stephen King and Polish Nobel Prize winners. His books are bestsellers in the Polish publishing market, and his suspenseful work gets compared to Stephen King and Alfred Hitchcock. He has written a number of book series, including the series featuring "Joanna Chyłka", Police Chief – "Forst", "Parabellum", "W kręgach władzy", which has been made into a TV show starring Magdalena Cielecka on TVN. Other series are also in development for screen adaptation. Mróz was the first Polish writer  to receive two nominations for the Great Caliber Award at the International Detective Story Festival for "Kasacja" (Final Appeal) and "Zaginięcie" (Disappearance). The first won the Reader's Choice Award. This series of novels focused on lawyer Joanna Chyłka have sold over 1.5 million copies in Poland. He has also written three novels set in the Faroe Islands under the pen name Ove Løgmansbø.