Jaroslav Seifert
Bibliography
| Works in Czech |
| Mesto v slzach, 1921 |
| Sama laska, 1923 |
| Na vlnach T.S.F., 1925. – Revised and published as Svatební cesta, 1938 |
| Slavik zpiva spatne, 1926 |
| Hvezdy nad Rajskou zahradou, 1929 |
| Postovni holub, 1929 |
| Jablko z klina, 1933 |
| Ruce Venusiny, 1936 |
| Zpivano do rotacky, 1936 |
| Jaro, sbohem, 1937 |
| Osm dni, 1937 |
| Zhasnete svetla, 1938 |
| Vejir Bozeny Nemcove, 1940 |
| Svetlem odená, 1940 |
| Kamenny most, 1944 |
| Prilba hliny, 1945 |
| Mozart v Praze, 1948 |
| Ruka a plamen, 1948 |
| Koulelo se, koulelo, 1948. – Expanded edition, 1955 |
| Sel malir chude do sveta, 1949 |
| Pisen o Viktorce, 1950 |
| Maminka, 1954 |
| Chlapec a hvezdy, 1956 |
| Praha a venec sonetu, 1956 |
| Prague, 1964 |
| Koncert na ostrove, 1965 |
| Halleyova kometa, 1967 |
| Odlévání zvonu, 1967 |
| Morovy sloup, 1973. – Augmented edition, 1977 |
| Destník z Piccadilly, 1979 |
| Vsecky krásy sveta, 1981 |
| Translations into English |
| The Plague Column / translated from the Czech by Ewald Osers. – London: Terra Nova Editions, 1979 |
| Morovy sloup = The Plague Monument / translated by Lyn Coffin. – Silver Spring, Md: SVU, 1980 |
| The Casting of Bells / translated from the Czech by Paul Jagasich & Tom O’Grady. – Iowa City: The Spirit That Moves Us Press, 1983 |
| An Umbrella from Piccadilly / translated from the Czech by Ewald Osers. – London: London Magazine Editions, 1983 |
| Eight Days : An Elegy for Thomas Masaryk / translated by Jagasich and O’Grady. – Iowa City, IA: Spirit That Moves Us, 1985 |
| Mozart v Praze = Mozart in Prague / translated by Jagasich and O’Grady. – Iowa City, IA Spirit That Moves Us, 1985 |
| The Selected Poetry of Jaroslav Seifert / translated by Ewald Osers, edited and with additional translations by George Gibian. – New York: Macmillan, 1986 |
| A Wreath of Sonnets = Venec sonetu / translated from the Czech by J.K. Klement and Eva Stucke. – Toronto, On.: Larkwood Books, 1987 |
| The Early Poetry of Jaroslav Seifert / translated by Dana Loewy. – Evanston, Ill.: Northwestern University Press, 1997 |
| The Poetry of Jaroslav Seifert / translated from the Czech by Ewald Osers ; edited and with prose translations by George Gibian. – North Haven, CT: Catbird Press, 1998 |
The Swedish Academy, 2006
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