Bohumil Hrabal
James Wood: The life, times, letters and politics of Czech novelist Bohumil Hrabal, 4 January 2001
Dancing Lessons for the Advanced in Age
by Bohumil Hrabal, translated by Michael Henry Heim.
Harvill, 103 pp., £6.99, May 1998,1 86046 215 4 Show More
by Bohumil Hrabal, translated by Michael Henry Heim.
Harvill, 103 pp., £6.99, May 1998,
Too Loud a Solitude
by Bohumil Hrabal, translated by Michael Henry Heim.
Abacus, 112 pp., £6.99, May 1997,0 349 10262 7 Show More
by Bohumil Hrabal, translated by Michael Henry Heim.
Abacus, 112 pp., £6.99, May 1997,
I Served the King of England
by Bohumil Hrabal, translated by Paul Wilson.
Picador, 256 pp., £6.99, May 1990,0 330 30876 9 Show More
by Bohumil Hrabal, translated by Paul Wilson.
Picador, 256 pp., £6.99, May 1990,
Closely Observed Trains
by Bohumil Hrabal, translated by Edith Partiger.
Abacus, 128 pp., £5.99, May 1990,0 349 10125 6 Show More
by Bohumil Hrabal, translated by Edith Partiger.
Abacus, 128 pp., £5.99, May 1990,
Total Fears: Letters to Dubenka
by Bohumil Hrabal, translated by James Naughton.
Twisted Spoon Press, 203 pp., $13.50, June 1998,80 902171 9 2 Show More
by Bohumil Hrabal, translated by James Naughton.
Twisted Spoon Press, 203 pp., $13.50, June 1998,
“... one of my feet or maybe even my neck.’ And there is Ditie, the picaresque hero of I Served the King of England, a waiter in a Prague hotel, who once served the Emperor of Ethiopia, and worked with a head waiter who once served the King of England. Ditie is usually wrong about everything – he marries a German athlete ... ”