Editing Sergiusz Piasecki (section)

== Bibliography ==
* The Fifth Stage (Piąty Etap) - autobiographical novel about work of a spy on Polish - Soviet frontier. Written in prison in April 1934. Published for the first time by Towarzystwo Wydawnicze „Rój" in 1938. 
* Lover of the [[Ursa Major|Great Bear]] (Kochanek Wielkiej Niedźwiedzicy) - action novel, describing life of smugglers on Polish-Soviet frontier. Written in prison in April 1935. Published for the first time by Towarzystwo Wydawnicze „Rój" in 1939. Translated to English by John Mann and published by [[George Routledge|George Routledge & Sons, LTD]] in 1938.
* Red haired Ewa (Ruda Ewa) - short story written in prison in 1936.
* Road to a wall (Drogą pod mur) - autobiography of his childhood written in jail in may 1937.
* Night's Gods' Equals (Bogom Nocy Równi) - [[sequel]] to the Fifth Stage. 1938 Towarzystwo Wydawnicze „Rój". 1989 Towarzystwo Wydawnicze „Graf”.
* One Hundred Questions addressed to the 'nowadays' Warsaw (Sto pytań pod adresem „obecnej” Warszawy) - political memorial. Written in 1946, published in 1947, Rome.
* Thief's Trilogy (Trylogia Złodziejska) - series of three books portraying life of criminal underworld in Minsk. Each takes place under different authorities: Polish, Nazi German and Soviet. All book titles are based on popular songs, first two being criminals and prison songs. The last title is a phrase taken from [[The Internationale]]. Published in Rome by Instytut Literacki. 
** Apple (Jabłuszko) - 1946.
** I will look in a window (Spojrze ja w okno) - 1947.
** There are no supreme saviours (Nikt nie da nam zbawienia) - 1947.
* Lucifer's Seven Pills (7 Pigułek Lucyfera) - grotesque satire  about first years of [[Polish People's Republic]] after the war. (London, 1948)
* Shreds of Legend (Strzęp Legendy) - short story about Nazi German occupation of Poland (London, 1949)
* [[The Memoirs of a Red Army Officer]] (Zapiski Oficera Armii Czerwonej) - satire about Soviet occupation of [[Vilnius|Wilno]] and [[Lida]], seen from perspective of indoctrinated Russian soldier. (London, [[Gryf Publications LTD]] 1957).
* [[The Life of a Disarmed Man]] - story of a demobilised veteran of the 1920 [[Polish–Soviet War]] (London, B. Świderski 1962; first version written in jail in 1935).
* Adam and Ewa (Adam i Ewa) - story of a difficult love of two people during the war of 1939 in [[Vilnius Region]] (Wileńszczyźna) (published in chapters in a newspaper, 1963)
* Babel Tower (Wieża Babel) - [[Polish Underground State]] and anti-Nazi German conspiracy during Second World War in Vilnius Region. (London, Polska Fundacja Kulturalna 1964)
** [[A Man Turned into a Wolf]] (Człowiek Przemieniony w Wilka) - conspiracy in years 1939 to 1942.
** [[For Honour of the Organisation]] (Dla honoru Organizacji) - [[Home Army]] execution squad activity 1942 to 1943.
** Soon before his death, Sergiusz Piasecki started working on the last chapter which would conclude the series with years 1943 to 1945.