Name: Surviving civilization
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Surviving civilization

The audiobook To Survive Civilization contains stories from the travels and life of Martin Vopěnky.

The well-known Czech writer, columnist and traveller has written more than just a gripping travelogue. It is both a penetrating generational statement and a message about the state of the planet and civilization. The author doesn't play the hero or the really great traveller, so his ability to leave the comfort of home and go to the mercy of the harsh nature can be a great inspiration for everyone.
Often humorous or dramatic incidents are interspersed with fundamental thoughts or observations. And since Martin Vopěnka's frequent travel guide is the guru of all adventurers, Jaroslav Pavlíček, one of the toughest men of our time, readers really have something to look forward to.
Thirty journeys take them to Romania, Chile, Argentina, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, Philippines, Antarctica.., but also to the Small Barracks in Liberec in 1986, because the author just couldn't leave out the crap.

Martin Vopěnka

Czech writer with Jewish roots. Physicist, psychiatric hospital worker, publisher and writer. He graduated from the Faculty of Nuclear and Physical Engineering of CTU. Before 1989, he worked at the Psychiatric Research Institute, but since the revolution he has devoted himself exclusively to books. He not only writes books, but also publishes them in his publishing house Práh. He draws on a broad outlook gained through his studies of mathematics and physics, philosophical discussions with his father, Professor Petr Vopěnka, travel and social engagement.
He writes for children, young people and adults. His books have been translated into a total of seven languages. For his work for young people he won the Golden Ribbon Award and the Teachers' Prize.

Miroslav Taborsky

Originally a graduate of the Faculty of Education in physics, he graduated from the Theatre Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague and in 1987 he started his first engagement in the theatre in Kladno. He has played on several other Czech stages - at the E. F. Burian, Studio GAG, Divadlo pod Palmovkou and Divadlo Labyrint. Since 1996, he has been engaged at the Theatre in Dlouhá for 20 years, and currently works as a freelancer. Miroslav Táborský has also starred in many films such as. A vampire wedding, Kolya, Lotrando and Zubeida, A dark blue world, Maharal, Berries, The most beautiful riddle, Life is life, Cool woman on the neck, and in several Czech series. For Audioteca he recorded the audiobooks Rothschild's Bottle and The Confessions of Alan Turing.