Prague Winter
Prague's Velvet Revolution changed Richard Katrovas's life and values profoundly, and Prague Winter reflects those changes. Katrovas bears witness to the remarkable transformation of one of the world's great cities, laying bare his life not in the spirit of confession so much as in solidarity with all who dare to change. Prague Winter chronicles and signs one American's view of Central Europe's metamorphosis, and how that perspective redirected his journey through midlife.
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Prague Winter
Prague's Velvet Revolution changed Richard Katrovas's life and values profoundly, and Prague Winter reflects those changes. Katrovas bears witness to the remarkable transformation of one of the world's great cities, laying bare his life not in the spirit of confession so much as in solidarity with all who dare to change. Prague Winter chronicles and signs one American's view of Central Europe's metamorphosis, and how that perspective redirected his journey through midlife.
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Prague Winter

Prague Winter

by Richard Katrovas
Prague Winter

Prague Winter

by Richard Katrovas

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Overview

Prague's Velvet Revolution changed Richard Katrovas's life and values profoundly, and Prague Winter reflects those changes. Katrovas bears witness to the remarkable transformation of one of the world's great cities, laying bare his life not in the spirit of confession so much as in solidarity with all who dare to change. Prague Winter chronicles and signs one American's view of Central Europe's metamorphosis, and how that perspective redirected his journey through midlife.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780887484056
Publisher: Carnegie-Mellon University Press
Publication date: 06/01/2004
Series: Carnegie Mellon Poetry Series
Pages: 96
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.30(d)

About the Author

Richard Katrovas is the author of seventeen books of prose and verse. He taught for twenty years at the University of New Orleans, and since 2003 at Western Michigan University.

Table of Contents

1989 The Bridge of Intellectuals • "Socialism with a Human Face" • After Frank Zappa's Visit to the Castle • St. Vitus • Weekend • The Book of Complaints AN UNTETHERING Rehab • The Dog • The Car, the House • Saint Roch • Second Marriage TUCKED Love Poem for an Enemy • The Boxers Embrace • When Someday the President-Elect of the United States Requests That I Compose and Recite a Poem for Her Inauguration, I Shall Stand at the Podium and Speak the Following: • Elegy for Robert L. Jones • On the Day After Allen Ginsberg's Death Someone Thinks of Me • The Comfort Inn WIND IN THE CHIMNEY The Letters • Meluzina • Elegy for Miroslav Holub • In Memory of Miroslav Prochazka, Scholar of Czech Literature • Libuse • Germans in the Pool • An American Lawyer in Olomouc • Tick • Prague Winter FEUILLETONS The Art of Teaching • The Tennessee Williams Literary Festival • My Best Lesbian Friend • Movie Critics • Pariah • The Art of Revenge • If I Were a Jew • The Gossip • The Cumulative Weight of Despair • Rich People Slumming in Academe • As When Someone with Long Beautiful Hair Turns Around • George W. Bush Was Very Nice to Me • Each Customer in an Odious Task • In America They Would Get Shot • The Slovaks • Ordinary Czechs Singing on TV • There's No Tragic Weather Here • The Liberal Arts • The Super Rich Are an Oppressed Minority • Two Fellows Only a Little Swarthier Than I • A Brief History of Your Conception

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