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Zuzana 艠铆hov谩 is an acclaimed scholar of avant-garde and modernism as well as a writer. She graduated with a degree in Czech and Comparative literature at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University. Her research centres on the Czech avant-garde and modernism in a wider European context. 艠铆hov谩 consistently publishes in foreign academic journals (eg. Central Europe, Journal of Modern Literature) and collective monographs (Avantgarden im Zentraleuropa, A Cambridge History of World War One Poetry). In 2013, she received a Czech Academy of Sciences Award for Outstanding Research. As a fiction writer, her novel Playing Wolf was shortlisted for the top Czech fiction prize in 2022 and translated into several languages.

Since 2007, 艠铆hov谩 has been a member of the Institute of Czech Literature of the Czech Academy of Sciences, and she lectured at a variety of both public and private universities. She also served as a director of PSCC. In 2014, she became Head of Czech at Oxford University, and she was a visiting professor at Columbia University (2018鈥�19). She has completed several internships abroad (SUNY, University of Glasgow, University College London, Humboldt Univerzit盲t zu Berlin); she is regularly invited to give public or university lectures (Universit茅 libre de Bruxelles, University of Vienna, Oxford University, Bohemian National Hall, New York).

At AAU, 艠铆hov谩 teaches classes on modernism (Modernist Metropolis) and creative writing – writing fiction is her passion. When she isn’t writing, she lifts kettlebells, runs, and picks mushrooms with her two daughters.

Specializations: avant-garde and modernism, creative writing and storytelling

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