Abstract
The article discusses the generic features of Władysław Stanisław Reymont’s short story I Killed!in the context of horror fi ction. The work’s generic status carries specifi c interpretative implications.Through the language of horror Reymont emphasizes the possible horror of a revolutionary uprising.
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