CEU Press Classics
Publishing CEU Press Classics started with the series
named Central European Classics. Timothy Garton Ash,
founding general editor of the series, began to note
down titles recommended to him by local writers in dim
cafés in Prague and Budapest in the early 1990s. His
aim, to take these works of nineteenth- and early twentieth
century classic fiction 'out of the ghetto,' onto the
shelves of Western booksellers, and into the consciousness
of Western readers has been successfully achieved.
The success of the series, producing seven books between
1993-2001, prompted the CEU Press to bring out further
classics from eastern and central Europe from 2007 onwards
in the CEU Press Classics series.
Be
Faithful unto Death
Zsigmond Móricz
Prague Tales
Jan Neruda
Skylark
Dezsô Kosztolányi
The
Adventures of Sindbad
Gyula Krúdy
The
Birch Grove and Other Stories
Jaroslaw Iwaszkiewicz
The Doll
Boleslaw Prus
The
Sorrowful Eyes of Hannah Karajich
Ivan Olbracht
New series:
The Coming
Spring
Stefan Zeromski
The Poet and the
Idiot
Friedebert Tuglas
(For further information click on the title of
the book)
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