The only German novel by the Czech outsider, Nietzschean philosopher Ladislav Klíma, was written in 1917. The author, convinced of the absurd ridiculousness of the visible world, did not think about its publication. The manuscript was miraculously preserved, and in 2002 the story of the meetings of the Ant King with the Blind Serpent was first published in Prague.

— “Who am I? It seems that God himself does not know the answer to this question. One thing I know for sure: I live to find the lead copper of the blessed Indian Ratsapi. I searched for this coin for a long time until Merlin told me that I would only find it when I owned the bivaginal mucous sac. Then I began to look for the mucous sac, searched for a long time, but hopelessly - until one scientist rat explained to me that for this I first needed to meet the blue dog, see through his intestines and reveal the secret. But how, even if I see him, will I know that he is blue, because I am blind!”