Literary evening - Josef Topol
- Where: Montmartre Gallery
- When: March 31, 2010, 18:00 – 20:00
Poet who is the most significant playwright of Czech lyricism, just like Václav Havel is the most significant playwright of Czech irony. Poet who was carefully hidden for most of his life behind a playwright. Poet of grandeur and poet of anxiety. Poet of Filip Topol and Jáchym Topol.
The cycle will recall the work of five most significant authors of the group, five non-conforming teenagers of the 50s: Jiří Kuběna, Viola Fischerová, Josef Topol, Věra Linhartová and at the end also contemporary texts of Václav Havel himself.
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Diary entry for 22. April 2005, To the Castle and Back
„To tell you the truth, it’s not just Americans and other foreigners who think of me as a kind of fairy-tale prince or at least as the main character in a fairy tale; I too am often aware of something utterly unbelievable in my own destiny. And I’m less and less able to understand that destiny; at times I even see myself as a minor freak of history.“
Václav Havel:
Diary entry for 22. April 2005, To the Castle and Back
2006
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