Bajtai Kornél - Napi kalendáriJum

– Herbert Elektroschocker, an electrical engineer, was born in 1943. He is the author of several specialist books on electronics, the best known of which is Kábel ben a söden, adopted into the language of electricians, in which the hero Áron Tamási appears as an electrician who modernizes a native African village with power lines laid in the ground. In the most dramatic part of the novel, the protagonist has a long professional discussion with one of his antagonists about the effect of high voltage on tribal rites.- On this day in 1237, friend Julianus conducted an in-depth interview lasting several hours with some burrowing rabbits, from whom he wanted to obtain information about the Hungarians' ancestral homeland. The rabbits couldn't say anything worthwhile, instead they kept whining, grinning, and gobbling up all the cabbage. The friend became very angry. Hungarians have been eating rabbit paprika ever since. "It's a masterpiece. Alternative history book. I don't know what the word alternative means, but it sounds good." (Jolán Dudvas is a business-like dreamer) "Reading the book fixed my marriage. It's true, I haven't been in it for three years." (Lajos Kökler is a spontaneous room painter and hobby flat earth believer)

FEM - Free European Men Publishing
Humor
184 pages
Binding: hardcover
ISBN: 9786156163004
Author: Kornél Bajtai
Release year: 2020