CAMT BOOKS Available from GOH Productions

Czechoslovak-American Puppetry
historical essays about Czech & Slovak puppeteers in the United States by Vít Horejš, William Keyes, and Milan Kní_ák
26 color and 10 black & white plates plates.

Twelve Iron Sandals And Other Czechoslovak Tales
Traditional fairy tales in English. Selected as one of the best children's books of the year in 1985 by the New York Public Library. Award-winning artist, Jim Spanfeller, masterfully illustrates these tales.

"Entertaining collection."
The New York Times Book Review.

"Attractive... action, strong plotting, wit and magic."
School Library Journal

Pig and Bear 
a collection of original tales by Vít Horejš

"Four incidents in a beguiling friendship between two well-characterized animals. Accomplished Dutch artist Friso Henstra contributes a generous supply of deft half-page drawings in appropriately tongue-in-cheek spirit."
Kirkus Magazine

TRADITIONAL CZECH PUPPET PLAY
Johannes Dokchtor Faust, a Petrifying Puppet Comedye

A mainstay of the golden age of Czech marionette theatre (18th and 19th century), which at the time served predominantly adult audiences. Among all the titles Faust stood completely apart. Besides being a well known legend, its popularity as a puppet play was so tremendous, that it is to this day synonymous with Czech puppet theatre (Dilia Publishing, 1992).

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