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Psaní sloupku si vždy nechávejte na poslední chvíli. Vědomí, že během necelých dvou hodin, které zbývají do uzávěrky, musíte bezpodmínečně napsat vtipný, chytrý a aktuální sloupek, pozitivně ovlivní vaše pracovní nasazení.Když vám z redakce zavolají, jestli už máte sloupek hotový, a vy jste ještě vůbec nezačal, odpovězte „Už to více méně mám“ nebo „Ještě to trochu dolaďuju“. Když budou chtít vědět, o čem váš víceméně hotový sloupek je, vyhrkněte bez přemýšlení, že (například) o samosprávných celcích. Vědomí, že během necelých dvou hodin musíte napsat chytrý, vtipný a aktuální sloupek o samosprávných celcích, pozitivně ovlivní vaše pracovní nasazení.
- GenresCzech Literature
164 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2000
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About the author
Michal Viewegh
95 books108 followersMichal Viewegh is one of the most popular contemporary Czech writers and the bestselling one. He writes about romantic relationships of his contemporaries with humour, and variously successful irony and attempts at deeper meaningfulness; he is sometimes compared to Nick Hornby by his fans.
His books, which, since the late 1990s, he publishes every spring, usually sell about 50,000 copies each, bringing him an upper-high-class income unparalleled among Czech writers (by his own boastful admissions, his royalties from a successful book are equal to roughly 8 years of an average Czech salary). His 2004 income was Kč 4 million. Viewegh likes to point out this success with readers, as well as the fact that his books have been translated to several languages and made into films, since he fell out of favor with critics in mid-1990s, which sentiment he heartily reciprocated in his following books.
His books, which, since the late 1990s, he publishes every spring, usually sell about 50,000 copies each, bringing him an upper-high-class income unparalleled among Czech writers (by his own boastful admissions, his royalties from a successful book are equal to roughly 8 years of an average Czech salary). His 2004 income was Kč 4 million. Viewegh likes to point out this success with readers, as well as the fact that his books have been translated to several languages and made into films, since he fell out of favor with critics in mid-1990s, which sentiment he heartily reciprocated in his following books.
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