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Adam Georgiev is a Czech poet and author of prose. He was born on 4 July, 1980 in Prague, Czechia. He is 40 years old. Adam Georgiev has published several collections of poetry, including "The Book of the Dead" (2005), "The Book of the Living" (2007), and "The Book of the Unborn" (2009). He has also written several novels, including "The Last Day of the World" (2011) and "The Last Night of the World" (2013). Adam Georgiev is a highly acclaimed poet and author in the Czech Republic. He has won several awards, including the Czech Literary Fund Award for Poetry (2005), the Czech Literary Fund Award for Prose (2011), and the Czech Literary Fund Award for Novel (2013). Adam Georgiev's net worth is estimated to be around $1 million. He has earned his wealth through his successful career as a poet and author.

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Occupation Novelist, Poet
Age 43 years old
Zodiac Sign Cancer
Born 4 July, 1980
Birthday 4 July
Birthplace Prague, Czechoslovakia
Nationality Czech Republic

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2012

In 2012, Czech media reported that Agnieszka Holland had backed out of her original intention to christen Georgiev's social-critical prose Večeře u spisovatelky (Dinner with the Authoress). The book tells the story of a relationship between a younger male author and an older female author.

2010

Georgiev's next work was in the form of fictitious letters from Paul Verlaine to Arthur Rimbaud, in the book Arthure, ty děvko umění (Arthur, You Whore of Art) (2010). Director Agnieszka Holland wrote the foreword to the book, which was described by Právo as "a testimony of bodily passion and literary creation". This was followed by a dark and controversial novel about evil in the name of love, Třepetavý zvuk ptačích křídel (Fluttering Sounds of Birds Wings) (2011), which deals with the relationship between a soldier and a young boy. Georgiev described these two texts as "literary minimalism".

Georgiev has also been published in Poland, by Krytyka Polityczna. A dissertation was written about Georgiev's work at Jagiellonian University, Krakow, in 2010. Some of Georgiev's works have also been translated into Bulgarian and Dutch. In 2013, the first translation into English was made, of Planeta samých chlapců (Christ Is Dancing).

2008

Georgiev then released three books of prose, known as the "gay trilogy": Planeta samých chlapců (Christ Is Dancing) (2008), Bulvár slunce (Boulevard of the Sun) (2009) and Zabij mě, Eliso (Kill Me, Elisa) (2009). The books are characterized by their openness towards homosexuality. A review in literary journal Literární noviny described Georgiev's writing as depicting the trauma of gay society. Excerpts from Boulevard of the Sun are included in the Czech anthologies, Kniha o čuráku (Book About a Dick) and Kniha o mrdání (Book About Screwing) (both published in 2009).

2007

Georgiev received two nominations for the Book of the Year 2007 from a professional poll conducted by Czech newspaper Lidové noviny, for his book Básník Trýzeň Kat (Poet Torment Executioner), a collection of verses from 1997 to 2007. One of the nominations from the poll was from Eva Kantůrková, the president of the Academy of Czech Literature, who praised "the defiant nature of the text, which resists not only the popular but also the literary mood of our day and age content with banality". The other nomination was from Polish journalist Mariusz Szczygieł, who compared the "metaphysics and spirituality" of the book to Ladislav Klíma. Literary theoretician Alexej Mikulášek described the book as "one of best to come out of Czech literature this past year".

1980

Adam Georgiev (born 4 July 1980, Prague) is a Czech poet and author of prose. He is most known as an author of gay literature; in 2010 he was reported by Czech Television to be the highest-selling gay author in the country.