For this week's Translation of the Week we feature the poem "A Yacht Sails at Night" from our upcoming publication Paper Bridge, by Ukrainian poet Vasyl Makhno; translated by Olena…
For today's Translation of the Week, we would like to present two poems, "Ancestral Mother" and "I am the Skin of a Drum", from the bilingual collection To Taste the…
Plamen Press and Sciences has teamed up with the Washington DC Chapter of the Czechoslovak Society of Arts and Sciences and Baltimore-based Sun King Records, , and a group of…
We are please that Vitezslav Nezval's Farewell and a Handkerchief was reviewed in Sage Cigarettes Magazine. We thank Nicole Yurcaba for a wonderful review:
Oh Those Streets, Cemeteries, and Aquariums!"…
We are pleased to congratulate Vasyl Makhno for a successful review in Los Angeles Review of Book written by Nicole Yurcaba.
Click here to read the review
November 9, 2022
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Join us on November 9, 2022, at Dupont Underground for an evening with Ukrainian poet Vasyl Makhno and literary translator…
We are pleased to announce that one of our publications, The Sound of the Sundial by Hana Andronikova has been chosen as one of the seven best Czech novels everyone…
Moravian writer and poet Jan Skácel was born in 1922 in Vnorovy, Czechoslovakia. He studied philosophy at Masaryk University. In 1948 he was the Cultural Editor for the daily Rovnost…
Czech Singer-songwriter icon Karel Kryl was author of many protest songs in which he attacked the absurdity of the Communist regime after the 1968 occupation of Czechoslovakia. His first album was recorded at home and…
Plamen Press launches its Translation of the Week (Literature from Central, Eastern or Southeastern Europe translated into English). Our first posting is Rachelle from Vítězslav Nezval’s collection of poems Farewell and a…