Title: A thoroughly comprehensive (and enjoyable) analysis of Havel
Product review: I recently wrote my senior research paper for school on Vaclav Havel. I read through many books on him and found this one the most helpful. Because the book is compiled of essays from a large variety of writers, the overall effect of the book is well-balanced: neither overly romanticized nor overly critical. Unlike some other denser texts, this set of essays contains lots of supportive information, but also reads very well, with many ancedotes, wit, and interesting theses and points presented by the writers. A wonderful tribute to a wonderful man that is certainly worth the read for anyone wanting to know more about Havel and the Czechoslovak people's inspiring story.
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