Monologues to the living and the dead

The titles of the individual Monologues are terminated with a question mark. And the wise man asks, who has kept a young heart and childlike eyes. His monologues often speak reproachfully, angrily, even mockingly - but always with an urgent desire to turn their soliloquy into a dialogue. And it can arise even where the other "only" listens - or reads. So also between the writer and the reader; will make you think or grin, but then it melts into a smile.
Yes, because in the end, the individual chapters are rather affectionate and comical. Even to the bloody twentieth century, that the author as he admits, "stuck in your throat like a fish bone", all that regime change, adoration and subsequent damnation, we have to laugh - to survive it all.
But beware: Miloň Čepelka is laughing, but not laughing. He doesn't lack respect in the face of something higher. He says himself: "I am friendly to mysteries and mysteries and I look at them with humility. Maybe that was the goal you set for me, in which case we can both be happy. I am. I'm sorry."
  This book, which is a must-read because it is almost impossible to summarize its charms and contents in a few lines, is published on the occasion of the author's jubilee.