Adam Borzič

poet, essayist, and psychotherapist

Adam Borzič (1978) is a Czech poet, essayist, and psychotherapist. He has long explored the connections between literature, spirituality, and humanistic psychology. He has published a number of poetry collections, including Počasí v Evropě (The Weather in Europe, 2013), Orfické linie (Orphic Lines, 2015), Západo-východní zrcadla (West-East Mirrors, 2018), Legendy (Legends, 2021), and Paví logiku (Peacock Logic, 2025). Together with Ondřej Slačálek and Olga Pavlova he co-wrote the book Proroci postutopického radikalismu: Alexandr Dugin a Hakim Bey (Prophets of Post-Utopian Radicalism: Alexander Dugin and Hakim Bey, 2018), in which they situate the thought of these contrasting authors within historical, political, spiritual, and literary contexts. His latest book, Spiritualita posvátné Země: Divoká cesta spolubytí (Spirituality of the Sacred Earth: The Wild Path of Coexistence, 2026), explores the themes of green spirituality, interconnectedness, and the sacredness of life on Earth. From 2013 to 2023 he was the editor-in-chief of the literary biweekly Tvar.