A Seven-Day Creative Writing Project in Prague
ICA Literary Events
Readings, conversations, seminars and interviews
Building on its residency programme, and in collaboration with partners, ICA has created opportunities for literary readings, sharing and discussion.
These activities have included readings, conversations and visits involving Chinese writers in the Czech Republic and neighbouring countries, as well as exchanges in China with writers and translators invited from Europe.
During the pandemic, ICA also organised online sessions, including discussions of translated works and conversations between writers and translators about writing, human nature and experiences of everyday life
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Discussion on Creative Writing
Venue: Toyen Classroom, NYU Prague, Malé náměstí 11
Time: 12:00–14:30
Follow Tsvetaeva
Mrs. Galina Vaněčková guided Liu Wenfei, Chen Fang and other readers on a visit to Černolice and Všenory, places associated with Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva's life, as well as a small museum dedicated to the poet. Along the way, they shared stories and discussed their research and experiences studying Tsvetaeva.
Liu Wenfei meet Galina Vaněčková in Prague
Liu Wenfei and Galina Vaněčková met in Prague to discuss their research on the poet Marina Tsvetaeva, who lived in Prague from 1922 to 1925 and gave birth to her son, Georgy, during this period
Discussion with members of PenClub
Jing Kaixuan, a writer in residence at the Writer's Residence in Prague interview Ivan Klima and spoke with other members of Czech Penclub following their monthly meeting.
Meeting at Polish Writers' Association
Contemporary Polish Literature and Literary Exchange
Meeting at Literaturhaus Wien
Contemporary Austrian Literature and Literary Exchange
Chinese writers Su Tong & Ouyang Jianghe shared their views on Chinese literature, the relationship between literature and society, and the reading of classical works at Charles University.
Meeting with Czech Culture Ministry
Meeting with Czech Culture Ministry
Michal Jareš (poet, editor and literary critic, Institute of Czech Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences)










