For 10 points, name this author of The Garden Party, a noted Czech leader.
This author's publication Protocols contained his essays "Gag's anatomy" and "Notification," his play Feast in the Garden, and some of his poems, known as anticodes, which use the form of the printed words on the page to great effect; examples of his anticodes include "Forward" and "Life." He wrote a play about a paranoid philosopher who is obsessed with looking through his peephole named Leopold Vettles, while another of his plays sees a man who is dictating a paper on the elusiveness of happiness torn between his wife, his mistress, and his secretary; that man is Dr. (*) Huml. In addition to Largo Desolato and The Increased Difficulty of Concentration, he wrote a play in which Hugo Pludek goes to the Liquidation Office. For 10 points, name this author of The Garden Party, a noted Czech leader.
This author's publication Protocols contained his essays "Gag's anatomy" and "Notification," his play Feast in the Garden, and some of his poems, known as anticodes, which use the form of the printed words on the page to great effect; examples of his anticodes include "Forward" and "Life."
Vaclav {Havel}