Slovakia
Guest of the book fair Svět knihy Praha 2024
The Slovak novelist, playwright, director, occasional columnist and visual artist Silvester Lavrík debuted with the collection of short stories Allegro barbaro (2002), followed by other books: Thieves (2005) and Pen-Drawing (2006) – in the final of the Anasoft litera 2007, the monodrama Villa Lola (2004), the novels Zu (2011) – in the final of the Anasoft litera 2012, Naive Prayers (2013), Sunday Chess with Tiso (2016) – in the final of the Anasoft litera 2017, and the historical docu-novel The Last Baroness (2019) – in the final of the Anasoft litera 2020.
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Book World Prague 2024
11:00 - 11:50
Szépírók Társasága
Czech, Hungarian
The leading Slovak and Hungarian writers Silvester Lavrík and Pál Závada in discussion about their latest novels "Sunday Chess with Tiso", "The Last Baroness",...
Sunday, 26. 5. 2024
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