In the heights of the White Carpathians, dotted sparsely across the hills, there are a number of crouched buildings. Everything is far away, which is why, so they say, certain women there have succeeded in preserving knowledge and intuition the rest of us have lost, which they have passed from generation to generation for centuries.
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The critic, editor and prose writer Robert Krumphanzl was born in Prague in 1973. He graduated from the Faculty of Social Sciences at Charles University; from 1992-1994 he was sub-editor of the review Souvislosti. In 1994 he co-founded the publishing company Triáda, which he currently manages.
