Milan Kundera, exiled Czech author and dissident, dies in Paris aged 94
Fiction writer's satirical take on one-party state got his works banned in former Czechoslovakia
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Fiction writer's satirical take on one-party state got his works banned in former Czechoslovakia
Milan Kundera, the Czech writer and one of the most influential novelists of the 20th century dies died in Paris on Tuesday. He was 94.
Eastern Europe’s celebrated Czech writer and legend Milan Kundera, who surely deserved a Nobel Prize for his works, courage and existential insights, has died.
The Czech author, who died this week at 94, warned against the marginalization of literature and fought for its future.
Milan Kundera, the author of "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" whose dark, provocative novels delved into the enigma of the human condition, has died, a spokeswoman for the Milan Kundera Library in his native city of Brno said on Wednesday.