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A collection of texts by Filip Topol about his legendary and mysterious "friend" Kilián Nedory, which have mostly not yet been published. The first part of the book consists of the short story The Pit and the Wind, the second part is a convolute of features, song lyrics, poems and prose. The book is published as the first volume of the intended three-volume edition of the Filip Topol Archive.

In the Case for a Novice Headsman Pavel Juráček approaches, examines and experiences one of the most intense, most urgent feelings of modern times - anxiety.

The first and at the same time the last prose of the screenwriter of the film "Je třeba zabít Sekala"

The first volume of a monumental diary work by a significant Czech film director.

The first volume of a monumental diary work by a significant Czech film director.

Similar but yet so different. In some respects Ivan M. Havel, the younger brother of former president Václav Havel...

An anthology of the journalism of Pavel Juráček – one of the key figures in the 1960s New Wave of Czech film.

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

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

Report on observation of an object, that refused to testify and did whatever he wanted.

Události / faksimile rukopisného sešitu (Events / A facsimile of a handwritten notebook) is a unique reproduction of a letter-collage-sneer by one of the best known “outsiders” of Czech literature, who – thanks to his unpretentious conception of art – had a significant influence on many writers in the second half of the 20th century.

Síla věcnosti Olgy Havlové (Olga Havlová’s Power of Pragmatism) is a collection of reminiscences and interviews published to mark what would have been Olga Havlová’s 80th birthday.

Letters that friends of Václav Havel sent to him in prison, which inspired the creation of the world famous Letters to Olga.

A selection of Filip Topol´s short stories, poems and torsos of poetic prose, most of which have not yet been published, brings his world (frienship, the alcohol demon, Prague, desire, love..) closer with an extraordinary urgency and rawness.

In March 1945, Hugo Vavrečka wrote a tale about King Škrábal or Ivan Krasopisec to his grandson Ivan M. Havel. Shortly afterwards, the text was swallowed up by the whirl of post-war events, and so it reaches its addressee (and all the other curious readers) only now - after more than seventy years.

The first full edition of the memoires of the father of Václav Havel and the founder of the Prague district of Barrandov.

The first volume of a monumental diary work by a significant Czech film director.

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

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.

Knight comic by Filip Topol from 1984.

Remastered recording of a Filip Topol organ concert made at the Dietrichstein Tomb in Mikulov on 26 August 2007. Limited edition of 300 vinyl LPs with accompanying CD.

Prostřednictvím kočky (By Means of a Cat) is a collection of the earliest literary texts by one of the key figures in the New Wave of Czechoslovak cinema in the 1960s (Joseph Killian, Case for a Rookie Hangman), known to the general public above all for his engrossing diary, Deník 1959–1974 (Diary 1959–1974), which was Book of the Year in the newspaper Lidové noviny in 2004.

A personal story of remembrance, Czechoslovakia and war, 1937 – 1948.