Prague with its legendary charms is, in fact, one of those cities that effectively pin down poetic thought, which is always more or less adrift in space. Andre Breton (1935) NOTE: PLEASE DISREGARD THE "USED - LIKE NEW" ENTRY. ALL LITTERARIA PRAGENSIA TITLES PROVIDED BY THIS SELLER ARE IN MINT CONDITION. This ground-breaking anthology includes the work of over 90 writers and translators active in Prague during the two decades following the Velvet Revolution; generously illustrated with archival photos, portraits, film-stills and memorabilia; and complemented by a detailed bibliography of English-language literary journals, book publications, chapbook series, anthologies... "Three ringing cheers," as the old song demands... This is a magnificent volume, a huge effort and obviously worth the effort. --Seamus Heaney This book positively brims. With words, with pictures, with experiments and experiences. At eight hundred pages plus, it is as a definitive testament... --Ryan Scott, Cordite Poetry Review INTERVIEW: "A new anthology celebrates Prague's international literary culture." David Vaughan interviews Louis Armand on Czech Radio about The Return of Kral Majales, 28-03-2010. IN THE MEDIA: Benjamin Cunningham, "Anthology tracks prose and poetry of past 20 years," The Prague Post, Wednesday 28 April 2010. PLEASE DISREGARD THE "USED - LIKE NEW" CONDITION - THIS BOOK IS AVAILABLE IN A NEW CONDITION FROM THIS SELLER