On Monday 13 January, in the late afternoon, the Prague Municipal Library hosted a memorial talk in memory of the important Czech poet Karel Sys, who ...
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Few contemporary Czech top politicians have been so admired and hated at the same time. As the saying goes, lightning strikes the tall trees, and he ...
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Until now, in the case of the war in Ukraine, it has been the United States of America that has been belly laughing. But nothing lasts forever, as ...
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What does the writer Jiří Vlastník do today? Maybe a book about a great boss who would be 75 years old today.
From zbysekThis Prague-based journalist, screenwriter and writer was born on 22 March 1946 in Šluknov, North Bohemia. You could say he is a man of nine crafts ...
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A well-known, mainly crossword-oriented publishing house has published two nice publications a short time ago. The first is devoted to chiromancy, or hand reading, and the second is ...
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At this time, a book was published that will undoubtedly gather dust. A leading Czech astrologer, yoga practitioner, expert in the occult sciences, columnist and ...
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Just at the end of last year, this leading Czech poet delighted her readers with her collections of poetry, Two-Cloaked Poems and The Closing Hour. The publication took place, so to speak, in ...
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Not only in personal life, but also in work and other important things - who wouldn't care. So how will we fare in the new year? Where ...
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Botanical, as we know it: something like this is not immediately seen in our country or in Europe
From zbysekAt this time, the Old Town Square in Prague was lit up with the traditional Christmas decorated spruce tree. For the first time in its long existence, the Botanical Garden in Troja was illuminated by a ...
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From the Puddle to the Gutter - this is the name of the fourth book by writer, publicist, art historian and gallerist Pavel Šmidrkal
From Editorial staffAs the title and the artwork on the cover suggest, these are humorous stories that will amuse and delight us despite the slightly bitter ...