He wrote The War with the Newts, a 1936 novel that satirizes the rise of totalitarianism in the form of a race of intelligent salamanders that take over Europe.
He wrote The War with the Newts, a 1936 novel that satirizes the rise of totalitarianism in the form of a race of intelligent salamanders that take over Europe. He collaborated with his brother Josef on a number of works, including the short story collection The Luminous Depths, and the play The Life of Insects. He also wrote a science fiction trilogy consisting of the novels Hordubal, Meteor, and An Ordinary Life. Leos Janacek based an opera on The Makropoulos Case, written by, for 10 points, what author of R.U.R., in which he coined the term "robot."
He wrote The War with the Newts, a 1936 novel that satirizes the rise of totalitarianism in the form of a race of intelligent salamanders that take over Europe.
Karl {Capek}