Ivan Diviš
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Ivan Diviš (18 September 1924, in
essayist of the second half of the 20th century.[1]
Biography
He was born in
Radio Free Europe.[2] He lived in Munich until the Velvet Revolution of 1989 when he returned to Prague.[2]
Works
- Balada z regálu (1946, with Kamil Bednář, illustrated by Václav Bláha)
- První hudba bratřím (1947)
- Uzlové písmo (1960)
- Rozpleť si vlasy (1961)
- Deník molekuly (1962)
- Eliášův oheň (1962)
- Morality (1963)
- Chrlení krve (1964)
- Umbriana (1965)
- V jazyku Dolor (1966)
- Povíme si to! (1967)
- Sursum (1967, 2nd edition 1987 in Munich)
- Thanathea (1968)
- Noé vypouští krkavce (1975 in Toronto, revised 1995)
- Přece jen (1977 in Munich)
- Křížatky (1978 in Munich)
- Průvan (1978 Pondicherry)
- Beránek na sněhu (1980, 1994 in Munich)
- Odchod z Čech (1981, 1990 in Munich)
- Žalmy (186, 1991 revised in London)
- Obrať koně (1987, 1992 in Tessing)
- Moje oči musely vidět (1991)
See also
- List of Czech writers
- List of Eastern Bloc defectors
References
- ^ "Transcript (English)". www.transcript-review.org. Retrieved 17 July 2017.
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External links
- Magazine Týden: article 14. 5. 1960 – Ivan Diviš začíná psát Teorii spolehlivosti of May 9, 2005 (in Czech)
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