Author:Paul Selver

Paul Selver
(1888–1970)

Paul Selver

Works

• Otakar Březina: A Study in Czech Literature (1921)
• "Introduction" in The Jail by J. S. Machar (1921)
• Schooling, (1924)
• One, Two, Three, (1926)
• "Introduction" in An Anthology of Czechoslovak Literature (1929)
• Private Life, (1929)

Translations

• An Anthology of Modern Bohemian Poetry (1912)
• Anthology of Modern Slavonic Literature in Prose and Verse (1919)
• Modern Czech Poetry (1920)
• Fame (1920), a short story by Svatopluk Čech
• The Czechoslovak republic; its economical, industrial and cultural resources (1920) (external scan)
• Poems from the Norwegian of Sigbjörn Obstfelder (1920), by Sigbjörn Obstfelder (external scan)
• The Jail (1921), by J. S. Machar
• R. U. R. (Rossum's Universal Robots) (1923), by Karel Čapek
• 'And so ad infinitum' (The Life of the Insects) (1924), by Brothers Čapek
• Letters from England (1925), by Karel Čapek
• The Land of Many Names (1926), by Josef Čapek
• My War Memoirs (1928), by Edvard Beneš
• An Anthology of Czechoslovak Literature (1929)
• An Attempt at Murder (1930), a short story by Karel Čapek
• The Good Soldier: Schweik (1930), a novel by Jaroslav Hašek

Translations of poems in periodicals

• Parallel (1917), a poem by Ferdinand Písecký in The Czechoslovak Review (1917)
• The Man Who Published Poems, a short story by Svatopluk Čech in The Czechoslovak Review (1919)
• Slovak Rhapsody (1919), a poem by Karel Dostál-Lutinov in The Czechoslovak Review
• A Selection of Contemporary Czech Poetry, 6 poems in The Czechoslovak Review (1920)
• Silent Love (1919), a poem by Jaroslav Vrchlický in The Czechoslovak Review (1921)
• Nature, a poem by Otokar Březina in SPC Student Life (1927)
• O That a Joy Might Come, a poem by Antonín Sova in SPC Student Life (1927)

Works about Selver

• "The Literary Work of Paul Selver" by Aleš Brož in The Czechoslovak Review, 4 (2) (1920)
• "Anthology of Modern Slavonic Literature" in The Czechoslovak Review, 4 (9) (1920)