Emil Juliš

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Emil Juliš (born October 21, 1920 in Prague , † December 25, 2006 in Louny ) was a Czech poet and artist .

Emil Juliš (2006)

Life

Emil Juliš worked in some professions that were not related to artistic activity. In 1966 he took the position of editor of the Aussiger magazine Dialog , became its editor-in-chief in 1968 and expanded his activities as editor in 1970 to the associated publisher. In the same year the publishing house was closed and Juliš decided to work as a freelancer.

In 1990 Juliš received the Jaroslav Seifert Prize for Literature.

Works

His work was related to experimental poetry. His subjects are often unpoetic and deal with the region around Brüx .

poetry

  • Progresivní nepohoda, 1965.
  • Pohledná poezie, 1966.
  • Krajina ago, 1967.
  • Vědomí mužnosti, 1969.
  • Pod kroky dýmů, 1969.
  • Nová země, 1970.
  • Nelehké spočinutí
  • Mramor na pálení vápna
  • Blížíme se ohni, zahraničí 1987, ČR 1988.
  • Gordická hlava, 1989.
  • Hra o smysl, 1990.
  • Multitext A, 1993 - A collection of experimental poetry
  • The World of Changes (Svět proměn), 1994 - A selection of poems by the author
  • Afrikáááá, 1995.
  • Nelehké spočinutí, 2000.
  • Undine, 2006, Corvinus Presse Berlin, translated by Eduard Schreiber, ISBN 978-3-910172-91-3 .
  • Landscape of my song. with a foreword by L. Kundera, translated from the Czech by Eduard Schreiber. Corvinus Presse, Berlin 2007, ISBN 978-3-910172-92-0 .

prose

  • The Road to the Town of Lawn (Cesta do města Lawn), 1993 Poetic prose
  • Unnachgiebigkeiten (Nevyhnutelnosti), 1996 Thoughts on the fine arts and some poems that were not previously included in his collections.

Visual arts

Juliš usually illustrated his own books, a kind of virtual poetry. While these poems were banned in Czechoslovakia , he was able to display his stone carvings. They mostly show the landscapes in Northern Bohemia, with the focus on mining.

Memberships

see also list of Czech writers

Web links

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personal data
SURNAME Juliš, Emil
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Czech poet and artist
DATE OF BIRTH October 21, 1920
PLACE OF BIRTH Prague
DATE OF DEATH December 25, 2006
Place of death Louny