Iron thieves

The Iron Thieves audiobook, written by Jiří Dobrylovský, read by Jakub Saic, directed by Miloš Vrána. Sword and Parchment #9 At Prague Castle, the armourers' supplies of raw iron are dwindling, yet no disruptions in the mining and processing of iron ore have been reported. Instead, reports are emerging that iron mined from the Brdy and Křivoklát tunnels is mysteriously disappearing somewhere. Is it just speculation, or is there something else behind it? As this threatens the country with significant economic problems, knight Blahota and his friend, canon Kryštof, are assigned to investigate. They soon discover that these are not just speculations, but brutal crimes whose perpetrators seem to be untraceable… JIŘÍ DOBRYLOVSKÝ RNDr. Ing. Jiří Dobrylovský, Ph.D. was born on 4 June 1961 in Prague. He is a graduate of the University of Economics, Prague and Charles University. He works as a university lecturer, teaching macroeconomics, microeconomics, and economic geography. He has numerous interests outside his fields of study, the most significant being astronomy, history, and archaeology. In the past, he worked for ten years as a journalist for various periodicals; he only became active in literary creation after 2000. He considers Miroslav Ivanov, Isaac Asimov, and Ludvík Souček to be his main literary role models. JAKUB SAIC Born in Prague, he studied acting at DAMU after graduating from the Dance Conservatory. During his studies, he was a guest actor at the National Theatre, the Theatre on the Balustrade, and the Prague City Theatres. He was one of the first members of the Kašpar Theatre Company, where he worked for almost 10 years. He then spent several years as a guest actor at the Na Prádle Theatre. He has also appeared in many television fairy tales and productions. Currently, he focuses mainly on dubbing and radio work.