Czech psychological novel Invisible depicting family relationships and small-town morality
One of the important novels by the leading author of psychological prose of the 1930s and 1940s, Jaroslav Havlíček. This book from 1937 continues to fascinate readers even today. This is the story of a young, selfish and calculating man who uses a diary to describe his life journey in a small town at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. A man's fate is bent by the figure of the Invisible One. The destruction of his family, which is afflicted by a curse and hereditary madness, is slowly coming to an end.
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