Václav Vokolek
Czech illustrator, educator, publicist and writer (*1947)
Václav Vokolek (born 1 January 1947) is a Czech writer and painter.
Books
Nápisy (vlastním nákladem, 1992)
Lov žen a jiné odložené slavnosti (GMA, Praha 1993)
Ten který (Turské pole 1993)
Triptych (Petrov 1995)
Pátým pádem (Triáda, Praha 1996)
Zříceninový mramor (Torst, Praha 1996)
Pán z Halabákova (Vera, Praha 1997)
Tanec bludných kořenů (Host, Brno 1998)
Unangenehme Geschichte (Cambria, Hildesheim 1999)
Cesta do pekel (Triáda, Praha 1999)
Hercynský les (Periplum, Olomouc 2000)
Okolím Bábelu (Votobia, Olomouc 2000)
Nejsme jako my (spolu s J. Strašnovem - Votobia, Olomouc 2001)
Příliš pozdní léto (Periplum, Olomouc 2003)
Krajinomalby (Omen 2004)
Pohled z druhé strany (spolu s M.Pekárkem - Pragma, Praha 1998)
Tajemství zdraví a naděje (spolu s M. Pekárkem - Eminent, Praha 2000)
Tajemství geopatogenních zón (spolu s E. Andresem - Eminent, Praha 2002)
Esoterické Čechy 1. - 2.
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