Praha, Borový, 1919. 78 s., závěrečná poznámka St. Kostka Neumann, ilustrace na obálce a autoportrét ve front. František Gellner.
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František Gellner (1881–1914) stands as one of Czech literature's most distinctive voices, a poet and writer whose sharp wit and satirical edge defined early 20th-century modernism. Known for his irreverent humor and keen social observation, Gellner's work challenged literary conventions and offered biting commentary on contemporary society. His collections blend lyrical sensitivity with caustic irony, creating a unique literary persona that influenced generations of Czech writers. Despite his tragically brief life, his legacy endures as a pivotal figure in the development of modern Czech poetry, celebrated for his originality, intellectual rigor, and uncompromising artistic vision.