Vasil Slavov

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Vasil Slavov (Cyrillic: Васил Славов) is a Bulgarian author and poet, born on February 25, 1958 in Sofia, Bulgaria. He is currently living in the USA.

[edit] Books Published

• Спомен за Потоп (1989),
• Бич Божи (1992),
• Фургоните на Адамсбьрг (1998),
• Записки на Препарирания (2001),
• Тунелите за Галицин (2001),
• 7 Часа Слънце (2005)

Apart from his own works, Vasil Slavov has been published in many literary anthologies, the most recent one presented by the National Palace of Culture in Sofia, entitled Лирика 2006. This series represents the best and brightest of Bulgaria's poetry elan. Vasil Slavov is also participating in the 2007 version, not yet released.

[edit] Additional Reading

• Interview in the Bulgarian newspaper Seven on life, politics, and art. 2004.
• Literary critique from Bulgarian Literary Newspaper publication, with focus on post-modernist themes in Slavov's works. 2002.