Oh yeah - I guess I should explain the title. The fejeton (usually spelled feuilleton, like in French) is difficult to define – it basically consists of a short essay on a serious topic which is written in a sarcastic and humorous tone. It's kind of a genre somewhere between journalism and literature. The fejeton became popular in Central Europe in the early 20^th century, and is still practiced in the Czech Republic and Germany today. In the mainstream Czech press well-known Czech writers (primarily fiction writers) publish regular essays on issues of various social or political importance, and they're usually enjoyable reads. I like the language they use as well as the references to literature or philosophy and interesting mixture of genres that adds a unique perspective to a discussion. Many older fejetons are now available in collections of the authors’ works. If you're interested, some good collections of fejetons that are available in English are A Cup of Coffee with my Interrogator by Ludvík Vaculík and Toward the Radical Center by Karel Čapek.

Anyway, I was kind of trying to imitate the tone of the fejeton on this blog, so that's how I chose the title - it's hard to write regular polished essays, so that's why I'm sticking with "tone" rather than "style."