Prague museum exhibits original manuscript of Hašek's famous 'Švejk'
The handwritten manuscript of Hašek's renowned novel went on display to commemorate 100 years since his death.
Prague's holiday 'book taxi' will pick up your used books and sell them for you
Earn extra money and clean off your bookshelves this Christmas with a unique service from an online bookseller.
Stage adaptation of cult film ‘Fright Night’ has European premiere in Prague
The 1985 horror comedy is finding new life on the stage, and will presented with actors, puppetry, and live music by Prague Horrortheater.
Agnieszka Holland to direct new biopic about famed Prague writer Franz Kafka
The life of the Prague-based surrealist writer who died at age 40 will be shown as a mosaic of events.
English-friendly version of ‘Waiting for Godot’ arrives at Divadlo Na Prádle
Two veteran actors take the lead roles in one of the 20th century’s most challenging plays.
Czech author Milan Kundera to be awarded Franz Kafka Prize
Kundera, who has been living in France since 1975, will be the 20th recipient of the award named after Prague-born writer Franz Kafka
Who was Karolina Světlá? Honoring an important Czech voice
The National Museum will devote an entire day to this intriguing Czech literary figure over the weekend
Božena Němcová, icon of Czech freedom, was born 200 years ago today
Czech author Božena Němcová helped to revive interest in creating Czech literature and fought for women's rights
Former mayor Krnáčová pens a political thriller about a crusading Prague mayor
Murder and corruption are the subjects of Adriana Krnáčová’s debut novel
Czech author Milan Kundera's wife regrets emigrating from Czechoslovakia
Emigration is the worst blunder one can make in life, but a return home after the 1989 revolution was impossible for practical reasons says Vera Kunderova
New Czech movie The Prague Orgy shows Philip Roth’s vision of 1970s Czechoslovakia
The ‘gorgeous bleakness’ of Prague in the 1970s is captured in a new film based on a classic novella
Prague Writers’ Festival features Germaine Greer and Michael Cunningham
The Prague Writers’ Festival this year has over a dozen participating authors
See Prague through the eyes of an acclaimed children's book illustrator this autumn at DOX
A large-scale exhibit devoted to the work of author and illustrator Peter Sís opens this weekend in Prague
Czech students' live re-creations of medieval paintings go viral
Czech cosplaying students posed as manuscript illuminations
Czechs Spend More Time Reading than Any Other European Nation
A newly released study says people in the Czech Republic read more than anywhere else in Europe as well a number of other nations in the world
Interview: Martin Hilský
Bridging the Cultures - The man who translated Shakespeare's complete oeuvre to Czech
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