Csikós Attila - Öszvér

"...there are those "modern" and "innovative" residential buildings, such as you are planning, preferably in the area of ​​landscape protection, after obtaining permits from the authorities and municipalities, which of course are not real permits, rather "looks aside", stamped "overlooks", but they exist, and the houses, these modern silos, with their refined geometry, can be built, and those who look and sign a contract with the investor, do not even buy an apartment, but a panorama, or, in a postmodern way, a landscape description, and from everywhere, from the kitchen, from the living room, from the terrace, from the bedroom, they stare at Jókai's forty or twenty detailed and typically written pages, forest, mountain and field, the exceptional set of signs and metaphors of the Hungarian language, and they don't feel that it's all fucking dissonant, because it's award-winning geometry, that home with a panoramic view dreamed up for the two children is destroying the landscape, society, morality and, moreover, Jókai personally, forgive me, just as the sins of your father and others like him destroy everyone's conscience."

"The style is elegant, the way of thinking is captivating, sometimes you solve bravura mental somersaults with a certain captivating naturalness, which, we know, is the most difficult to create in writing. What you do in the second part, on Walpurgis night, is downright brilliant and hard to forget! you can create the high school of multi-story plot management in it."
Tibor Zalán

"Full of quotable, perfect and dramatic sentences and paragraphs, the speaker's positional changes (E/1, E/3) add another layer to the protagonist's character with dramatic accuracy, and the writer's brash style (amazing, what he doesn't allow himself to say , speaks in, etc.), reveals elegant, mature and conscious text creation. Reality slides beautifully onto vision, perception, experience onto thought, thought onto memories, memories onto frustrations, and everything starts over in your sentences."
Taller Edina