Eva Švankmajerová: Jeskyně Baradla (Baradla Cave)
The latest addition to my website is Eva Švankmajerová's Jeskyně Baradla (Baradla Cave). This novel was first published in samizdat in 1981 and was only published in book form in…
The latest addition to my website is Eva Švankmajerová's Jeskyně Baradla (Baradla Cave). This novel was first published in samizdat in 1981 and was only published in book form in…
The latest addition to my website is Michal Ajvaz's Cesta na jih (Journey to the South). This is an amazing work, starting with a ballet of Kant's Critique of Pure…
The latest addition to my website is Petra Hůlová's Stručné dějiny Hnutí (The Movement). This is a feminist dystopian novel. In this New World, men are sent to a institute…
The latest addition to my website is Vítězslav Nezval's Žena v množném čísle (Woman in the Plural). This is not even vaguely a novel but,rather, a collection of pieces -…
The latest addition to my website is Vítězslav Nezval's Valérie a týden divů (Valerie and Her Week of Wonders) . Nezval was a committed surrealist, friends with André Breton and…
The latest addition to my website is Jan Balabán's Kudy šel anděl? (Where Was the Angel Going?). The novel is set in Ostrava, site of a huge coalfield, with many…
The latest addition to my website is Josef Pánek's Láska v době globálních klimatických změn [Love in the Time of Global Climate Change]. This is a witty (with Czech-style wit)…
The latest addition to my website is Egon Hostovský's Úkryt (The Hideout). The novel was first published in 1943 but has just been reissued by Pushkin Press. It tells the…
The latest addition to my website is Jaroslav Kalfar's Spacemen of Bohemia. Kalfar was born in Prague but moved to the US when he was fifteen and wrote this novel…
The latest addition to my website is Michal Ajvaz's Druhé Město (The Other City). This is a full-blown fantasy tale, telling of the unnamed narrator who discovers that there is…