Humours, following on from the work of the greatest Czech satirist Jaroslav Hašek, fills the gap in our "laughing culture" that arose as a result of the demise of very popular satirical magazines. The images of the popular illustrator Petr Urban correspond perfectly with the provocatively humorous texts, which are characterized by a sharp and quick point.

The short stories look at the present with the same merciless and at the same time humorous perspective, with which the creator Švejk exposed the stupidity and absurdity of his time. At the same time, they move on the edge of so-called correctness, which often prevents us from calling things by their right name.
And yet the truth is often and surprisingly so simple.