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Michael March

Michael March was born in 1946 in New York — a time when the Cold War swung low over blue alligator sewers — and the gods retained life in their own keeping.

He is the author of five collections of poetry: Goya, When She Danced, Disappearance, Only a Promise, and The Way Back.

“Without poetry — there would be chaos. Dogs bark at strangers — but these are the loved roads.”

Michael March lives in Prague.

 

Michael March © Prague Writers' Festival, Petr Machan

Michal March | To Remain in Prague

07.06.2012 Interviews

Michael March in conversation with Andreas Patenidis

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Michael March

Michael March: Where were you—?

03.06.2012 Café Central

You never know who walks into Café Central—to share your thoughts.

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Michael March

Michael March: Irony

19.02.2012 Café Central

You never know who walks into Café Central—to share your thoughts.

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Michael March

Michael March: Too Late

02.05.2011 Café Central

You never know who walks into Café Central—to share your thoughts.

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Michael March

Michael March: At times

30.03.2011 Café Central

You never know who walks into Café Central—to share your thoughts.

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Some like it Hot photo by Antonín Kratochvíl

Introduction

09.03.2011 Theme

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Michael March in Olbram Zoubek's Studio

Michael March: The Future

01.02.2011 Café Central

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2010 Toyen_Polykači mečů, 1925

Heresy and Rebellion

12.01.2011 PWF 2010

Festival celebrates the 20th anniversary at Nova Scena National Theatre

 

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Dada East? Hans Arp

Dada East? The Lost Art of Czech Dada

11.01.2011 PWF 2007

17. Prague Writers’ Festival, 3 – 6 June 2007

 

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