 Her first novel was "Pera a perute" (1989), translated into English by David Powelstock as "Truck Stop Rainbows" (1992), was about Fialka, a Prague university student who photographs botanical mutations resulting from Czechoslovakia's unchecked industrial pollution.When her friend Patrick is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, she hitchhikes Czechoslovakia's Southern Road and prostitute for truckers to pay for his wheelchair.Her second novel, "Kulatý svět" (1994), translated into English by David Powelstock as "The World is Round," was about Jitka, a Czechoslovakian woman who flees the country for an Austrian refugee camp, where she is gang-raped.