Gottwald's mummy
How many people does it take to keep one corpse alive?
Unfortunately for Ishka, this is not the beginning of an anecdote, but of her new work routine. A young widow and mother of a young boy takes a job as a cleaner in the most guarded building in Czechoslovakia - the Mausoleum of Klement Gottwald in Prague's Vítkov. The dead are laid to eternal rest here, but the living around them are under constant surveillance. Ishka fights the germs of all life every day by disinfecting them. And hers is gradually disappearing under a layer of dirt.
Lucie Hlavinková's new novel returns to the 1950s.
Lucie Hlavinková
Lucie Hlavinková is the author of successful books for adults and children. In 2016, she won the Albatros publishing competition with her children's book Project Dog (mine), which has had several sequels. She has also written the Sisterhood and Manyclues series for children, and her Herbal Grandmother and the adventure novel Barabizna were published as separate books in the Foglar series. The author published her first adult book, The Fox Sisters, in 2017. It was followed by the historical novels The Apothecary, Who Sews at Podolska's?, The Truth Wasn't for Sale, The Feast of the Serpent and Gottwald's Mummy.
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