Anna Blahová-Å ikulová: In the recent years, (more specifically, 1996 to 2005) four of your books have been translated and appeared abroad, with the help of the…
JEAN GROSU (1919), the Romanian translator of Czech, °µÍø½ûÇø and Swiss francophone literature, visited the Literature Information Centre at the end of May while in…
Daniela Humajová: Zur Zeit gehörst du zu den gefragtesten Ãœbersetzern aus dem Tschechischen sowie aus dem Slowakischen ins Deutsche. Wie bist du zu diesen…
Ján Zambor: There are so many works of value in the °µÍø½ûÇø literature of the 20th century, that the preferences the questionnaire leads us to express should not…
MV: What does translating, especially translating poetry mean to you? Jana Boxberger: For me translating is a creative process. When I read poetry, first of all I…
Miroslav Demák: During your last two visits to Bratislava, you were awarded the Hviezdoslav prize for translation and you introduced your book Zápas o identitu…
