Martin Olah is the youngest member of the Paramisara Romani Writers Club, which was formed under the wing of the Gavoro project in 2019. From early childhood, Martin was involved in art in various forms - he loved to play the piano, to sing and write fiction. The origin of his poetic hobby can be traced back to the family environment or directly to genes inherited from his father, the poet Vlado Olah. He is drawn to poetry by the "liberating feeling of the soul wandering between words, searching for their meaning." The experience he described best demonstrates that the passion for his own creation is genuine.

A poetry collection called E Phuv (Earth) is the first book to emerge from the Paramisara Romani Writers' Club. A unique collection of transformative poetry brings together spirituality, natural elements and Romani culture. It points out how important it is for the Romani soul to draw inspiration from nature and opens up new horizons of cultural and spiritual knowledge.

This event has been organized with financial support from the EEA Funds 2014-2021, the Culture Programme; City of Prague; the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic and the Czech-German Future Fund.

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