it started very physically. Heartbeat, sweaty palms, drought in the mouth. Two minutes before twelve. But these stories are disgusting. Dancing, dancing, dancing. The words. Everything spins, step two and three. It spins with me, one minute and thirty. They say it helps to breathe deeply. Words, words, words. One, two, three, chacha, twenty seconds. Eyes everywhere, applause, reflectors, glasses with wine, snail pate. Digestion of paintings, gestures, social operations. Fifteen seconds. They flash on me, noise. One and two, three and four. Big Bang. So many insignificant things happened. How can such a small bird make such a big sound? Grass, sun, radish. Scientists of all universities of the world have recently found that iron in our blood comes from extinct stars, from the ancient explosions of supernov, they are absolutely right, there is a direct connection between us and the stars, the whole universe is circulating in my veins, entering a blinding glow, entering the light. I'm going to you.

marek šindelka. Current successful Czech writer, double Magnesia Litera Award winner, Jiří Orten Prizes winner, the winner of Main Comics Awards Muriel of the Czech Academy, and the winner of foreign prestigious Cutting Edge Award and Europes Literaturprijs. His books are translated into many world languages and successfully published abroad.