Paul Sohar drifted as a young refugee from Hungary to the US. After receiving a B.A. in philosophy he drifted into a lab job hoping to pursue literature on the side, and the results have slowly appeared in close to two hundred publications and seven books of translations, the most significant being ... more

Paul Sohar drifted as a young refugee from Hungary to the US. After receiving a B.A. in philosophy he drifted into a lab job hoping to pursue literature on the side, and the results have slowly appeared in close to two hundred publications and seven books of translations, the most significant being “Dancing Embers”, selected poems by the Hungarian poet Sándor Kányádi, published by Twisted Spoon Press, 2002. He translated “The Curious Moon” a children's story in verse from the same poet (SenergEBooks 2003). He has a creative nonfiction book with the same publisher: “True Tales of a Fictitious Spy”.