Petr Borkovec ( Czech: Petr Borkovec ; born April 14, 1970 , Lunevice, Central Bohemia ) is a Czech poet and translator .
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Biography
He studied at the Faculty of Philosophy of Charles University , did not finish the course. Since 1992, he worked as a journalist and editor . From 2004 to 2005 , the DAAD Scholarship was a writer in residence in Berlin .
Translations
He translated old Korean poets, ancient Greek tragedians ( Aeschylus , Sophocles ), Russian poetry ( Khodasevich , Z. Gippius , V. Nabokov , Yu. Odarchenko , G. Ivanov , I. Brodsky , E. Rein and others).
Book of Poems
- Prostírání do tichého ( 1990 )
- Poustevna, věštírna, loutkárna ( 1991 )
- Ochoz ( 1994 )
- Mezi oknem, stolem a postelí ( 1996 )
- Polní práce ( 1998 )
- ABAF ( 2002 )
- Needle-book ( 2003 )
- Vnitrozemí ( 2005 )
- Berlínský sešit / Zápisky ze Saint-Nazaire ( 2008 )
- Jedna věta ( 2011 )
Publications in Russian
Recognition
Borkovec’s poetry books were published in German and English. Jiri Orten Prize ( 1995 ), Hubert Burda Prize ( 2001 ), Joseph Jungmann Prize ( 2004 ).
Links
- Page on the Czech Literature Portal (Czech)
- Interview
- [1] (German)
- [2] (Russian)