Red Love: A Reader on Alexandra Kollontai

Essay collection on Alexandra Kollontai –

a Russian revolutionary, and later one of the world’s first woman ambassadors.

This 520 pages book is printed in gold – red –

black with hand colored edges (different colors)

and is distributed by Sternberg Press (Berlin),

Konstfack (Stockholm).

W – Czech edition of Swedish writer

Steve Sem-Samdberg’s award-winning novel.

A ruthless study of the vulnerable human being

painted on a canvas of the early 19th century Europe.

Hand printed cover illustrations.

Husitská Revoluce (Hussite Revolution) An overview of the Hussite movement – the most important forerunners of the Protestant Reformation) that began in the Kingdom of Bohemia in the early 1400 and quickly spread throughout the remaining Lands of the Bohemian Crown.

Written by historian Petr Cornej, who is

specializing in the history of the late

Middle Ages, and the Hussites in particular.

Zmizelá Praha (The Forgotten Prague) maps Prague’s forgotten excursion places, walks and historical sites through drawings, paintings and prints, from (mostly) the 19th century. This second volume of the series focuses on the places behind the Prague walls on the right bank of the river Moldau.

The book can not only give us an inside of the Praguers lifestyle back then, but can also serve as

an guide to experience the transformation of the locations in last two centuries.

Adam Michnik / Vaclav Havel interviews

between 1978–2011. ”One can only wonder

the foresight with which Havel and Michnik

reveal the problems of nationalism and the degradation of public debate into populist

cries.

“This is why the book is read not as a historical document, but as a lively contribution to today’s discourse”. (Michael Zantovsky)