Jaroslav Dušek, Pedro Inka, Pjer la Šé´z

This book brings an unusual opportunity to be embodied in the literary form of a theatrical performance. It is not a script in the classic sense of the word, also because Little Visits is fundamentally improvised. As a tangible clue, there is only the camera footage that transmits the characters of the Professor and the Doctor to Internet viewers. These messages were later picked up and captured by Pedro Inca and put into written form in an authorial fashion, making him inconspicuously the third teammate. In addition, numerous photographs by Oswald Schorm enliven the resulting text and give the reader a closer look, so that the quatrefoil (including the exceptional work of the cinquefoil graphic) of the co-authors is complete. The thread of the narrative flies just high enough from the beginning to allow a sufficient overview, and at the same time it winds deep enough to offer perfect insight into the situations set up. At times, the perception of the event can be spread over a wide horizon, and at other times, it is possible to catch sharp insights directly into the macrocosm of the beings involved. The set method thus non-violently encourages gentle defloration (sometimes even defauning) of all established habits.