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Divadelní jednoaktovka Václava Havla, napsaná v roce 1987, je úsměvnou historkou o tom, jak se Václav Havel ještě jako disident pokoušel na vesnici obstarat prase na zabijačku, na níž měli přijet jeho přátelé z disentu.

This is the paperback edition of the intimate final memoirs from the great dissident-turned-politician who, along with Walesa and Gorbachev, will always be an icon of the magnificent, bloodless collapse of Soviet Bloc Communism.As president first of Czechoslovakia and then of the nascent Czech Republic, Havel led central Europe out of communism and into the twenty-first century before stepping down 5 years ago, in February 2003. In this illuminating memoir, he recollects his thirteen years at Prague Castle during this pivotal period, writing with wit, charm and candour about the peculiar life of a statesman and his lack of readiness for the surreal challenges of governing a young democracy, as well as reflecting on the future of the EU and the reach of the American superpower, and explaining why he has come to believe the war in Iraq is a fiasco. And then there are the personal revelations, as he speaks for the first time about his battle with lung cancer, the death of his first wife, Olga, and the controversy that has dogged his relationship with his second wife. Infused with characteristic humour, "To the Castle and Back" is an engaging self-portrait of one of the most important figures of our time.

Kompletní vydání spisů Václava Havla obsahuje sedm svazků: Básně a antikódy, Hry, Eseje a jiné texty z let 1953-1969, Eseje a jiné texty z let 1970-1989 (Dálkový výslech), Dopisy Olze, Projevy z let 1990-1992 (Letní přemítání), Projevy a jiné texty z let