Otázníky nad hroby – Souček Ludvík (2007)

Question marks over graves, although they remained the last work written by the beloved (and long since cult) writer, the prematurely deceased Doctor Ludvík Souček – are also his debut. That is, a debut published posthumously! However, this would not be the case if Souček had not written dozens of published books, usually bestsellers, during his immensely prolific literary life, making this connection sound absurd... After all, it was precisely in absurdities that the mysterious Doctor, regarded by many as a peculiar 'alien', felt like a fish in water – just as he did in riddles. This time he delved into historical mysteries, yet: "This book is not a historical work!" as the author himself emphasizes. He thus opens up space for 'transcending' the scientific constraints of historians, as he primarily – in his unique creative way – addresses historical mysteries associated with the death of Gaius Julius Caesar or the end of the life and death of Jesus Christ. He is also troubled by the strange demise of the young Czech king Ladislav Pohrobek. Furthermore, we will learn the guaranteed truth about the historical Count Dracula, get closer to the true (concealed by American justice) murderer of the legendary President Abraham Lincoln, discover how and why Napoleon was assassinated, and also be swept away by an adventurous debate about the mystery...