Knihodlak

Knihodlak – Autumn Edition, or in Foggy Overtime is a collection of six and a half short stories and one essay that contribute to the theme of Knihodlak. In addition to the introductory story, in which you will learn about the domestic discovery of Knihodlak, you will take part in the midnight - fateful Test, you will try to get interesting engagements, you will visit the Pilgrimage, you will receive an unusual Business Card, you will meet the Computer Woman and enjoy the hilarious Slogan, which may protect you more than preventive foot baths and reflexive nose pinching.

The collection of short stories is loosely connected by one season, which is perhaps why the edition. After reading or listening to the book, you don' t have to fade away or become coloured in the tones of the mentioned period, In principle, no one will control it, but you never know what else can happen to you in this hyper-correct time. maybe, in the best case, here and there, some Bookworm.

At the end of the selection (last but not least) comes not a Japanese, but a free reflection, so to speak, an Essay on the Bookworm' s Theme. Maybe a little too theoretical for the autumn time……. but on the other hand, why not educate yourself a little and get a little bit of exercise if it' s just money. In other words, you don' t have to read the essay - you don' t have to listen, for the rest, but you will be rigorously tested (the examiner is supposed to be the shadow commissioner for People' s Education and Aunt Beta, prof. Viola Sylvestris)