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The book contains short essays, which were published as editorials of the magazine Vesmír.

A collection of essays about scientific knowledge and natural wonder of man.

An unusual, informative and entertaining book in which 80 congratulators wrote, painted and photographed their greetings (the challenge was 75 words, sentences or lines and one question) for the birthday of Ivan M. Havel.

Biography of an important film producer in the First Republic and Protectorate eras.

Chilling philosophical grotesque about cat rental and byrocracy, from which there is no escape.

Official speeches and other texts of the first president of the Czech Republic, originated from 1999 to 2006. Please be brief. Interview with Karel Hvížďala, notes, documents. Leaving. A game in five acts.

Official speeches and texts of the first president of the Czech Republic from 1992 to 1999.

Official speeches and other texts of the first president of the Czech Republic from 1990 to 1992.

The fifth volume of Václav Havel's Writings contains the book Letters to Olga from 1983.

The fourth volume of Václav Havel's Writings contains a selection of author's typewritten, samizdat or printed essays, reflections, articles, reflections, feuilletons, obituaries, speeches, prefaces, afterwords, notes, statements, letters, glosses and prose, all of which he wrote in the period between 1st January 1970 and 20th December 1979; 7th February 1983 and 28th December 1989; and the book Remote Interrogation from 1986.

The third volume of Václav Havel's Writings contains his manuscripts, typescripts or published essays, reflections, articles, papers, speeches, prefaces, literals, glosses and prose written before 1969, which we managed to collect, yet not all that he managed to write. We have the knowledge about texts that should be included in this volume, but were impossible to find.

The poetic work of Václav Havel from 1952–1956, including his graphic poems - Anticodes.

A collection of recollections, letters, reviews and studies focused on the world premiere of Václav Havel’s The Beggar’s Opera, which took place on 1 November on 40 years ago. Texts by Anna Freimanová, Václav Havel, Andrej Krob, Sergej Machonin, Luboš Pistorius and Jaroslav Vostrý are supplemented and illustrated by period photographs by Bohdan Holomíček. Organised by Anna Freimanová.

The only authorized biography of Václav Havel. Second, expanded and revised edition.

A collection of texts mapping the injustices Václav Havel had to face in the normalisation period.

Vaclav Havel: iconoclast and philosopher king, an internationally successful playwright who became a political dissident and then, reluctantly, a president. 

The third volume of the printed edition of transcripts of President Václav Havel’s legendary radio programme.

A captivating, existential drama, hemmed in a gold mining scenery of the far north.