readable Bulgarian poets, as well as the leading non-institutionalized Bulgarian classic author. He died in Sofia in 1978. In 1984 the Balgarski Pisatel publishing house released Dalchev's collected Works in Two Volumes, containing his poetry, critics, aphorisms and translations. Poems and selected aphorisms by Atanas Dalchev have been translated into French, Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, German, Italian, French, Spanish, English, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese, Arabian, Swedish and other languages in periodicals and literary anthologies. Short bibliography Prozorets (Window), 1926 Stihotvoreniya (Poems), 1928 Parizh (Paris), 1930 Angelat na Shartar (The Angel of Chartres), 1943 Stihotvoreniya (Poems), 1965; 1969 Fragmenti : Belezhki za poeziyata, literaturata i kritikata (Fragments: Notes on Poetry, Literature and Critics), 1967 Балкон (Balcony), 1972 References External links Several poems translated by Christopher Buxton at christopherbuxton.com (last access: 21.01.2021) Works by Atanas Dalchev in Bulgarian at chitanka.info (last access: 21.01.2021) Atanas Dalchev reads his poems in Bulgarian (from the Golden Funds of the Bulgarian National Radio: 14.06.2014). Published: 15.06.2014. 1904 births 1978 deaths Writers from Thessaloniki People from Salonica vilayet Bulgarians from Aegean Macedonia Bulgarian male poets Bulgarian translators Sofia University alumni Ottoman Thessalonica 20th-century translators 20th-century Bulgarian poets Herder Prize recipients 20th-century male writers Refugees in Bulgaria Greek emigrants to Bulgaria