This collection of notes from 1985 provides a detailed overview of the origins and contexts of seven selected texts written between 1975 and 1984. The documentation focuses on clarifying the circumstances under which these works were created and subsequently published within the samizdat editorial series Svazky pro dialog (Volumes for Dialogue). Individual entries reveal that many of the texts were originally conceived as dedications or tributes to prominent figures of the Czech intellectual and dissident milieu, including Ivan Dubský, Zdeněk Neubauer, Václav Havel, and Jan Šimsa. The notes also mention specific themes, such as the ontology of subjectivity within the context of the natural world or dialogues with authors in exile. Additionally, the text commemorates the 110th anniversary of the birth of philosopher Emanuel Rádl. Overall, this document serves as a valuable bibliographic and historical source, shedding light on the continuity of independent thought and intellectual reciprocity during the normalization period in Czechoslovakia through informal publishing activities and personal connections among leading representatives of the cultural opposition.