The Festival of the Snake
Lives Bitten by the Times. A Story Inspired by a True Narrative.
The freezing streets of Moscow, a desolate gulag, the battlefields of the Second World War, and post-war Prague. History sweeps a trio of friends, who grew up in the untouched nature of Subcarpathian Ruthenia, through all these places. Their carefree childhood has become a cherished memory for Helena, Michal, and Roman. During their arduous journey, they face numerous trials but also experience glimmers of hope and humanity. But in venomous times, the face of a person can hide the character of a snake…
Lucie Hlavinková
Lucie Hlavinková was born and has lived in Brno her entire life. She studied history and religious studies at the Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University. She works as a teacher, translator, and writer. For many years she wrote 'for the drawer', until in 2016 she won a literary competition held by the Albatros publishing house with her children's book titled Projekt pes (ten můj) (Project Dog (the one that's mine)), which has had several sequels.
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