Frequent readers of this blog probably know that Miroslav Holub is one of my favorite poets. And it was a great delight to get a recent e-mail message with a link to a previously unpublished 1994 interview with this scientist and poet -- appearing in the April 2 posting in the Virginia Quarterly Review blog. The interview, conducted and written by Irene Blair Honeycutt, has these opening sentences: "Miroslav Holub
(1923–1998) is one of the most internationally well-known Czech poets.
He led a career as a scientist, and his poetry is known for its
sharpness and wit, as well as descriptions of aging and suffering."
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Friday, April 5, 2013
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