Paul Wilson

Paul Wilson is a writer based in Toronto and the translator of several books, plays, and essays by Václav Havel. (May 2007)

From the Review

May 10, 2007: Václav vs. Václav

March 29, 2007: The Freedom Tower

April 10, 2003: Wonderful Life

October 24, 2002: A Farewell to Politics

December 16, 1999: The First Laugh

March 2, 1995: A New European Order?

October 20, 1994: An Upheaval for Czech Readers

February 17, 1994: 'The Post-Communist Nightmare': An Exchange

February 3, 1994: On Rita Klímová (1931–1993)

November 18, 1993: How Europe Could Fail

September 23, 1993: Unlikely Hero

Hope Dies Last: The Autobiography of Alexander Dubcek edited and translated by Jirí Hochman

May 27, 1993: The Post-Communist Nightmare

December 17, 1992: Czechoslovakia: The Pain of Divorce

August 13, 1992: The End of the Velvet Revolution

June 25, 1992: A Dream for Czechoslovakia

April 9, 1992: Paradise Lost

December 5, 1991: On Home

August 15, 1991: 'Uncertain Strength': An Interview With Václav Havel

March 7, 1991: The New Year in Prague

September 27, 1990: On Kafka

June 14, 1990: Reflections on a Paradoxical Life

May 31, 1990: History of a Public Enemy