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Those who were welcomed home (Kata Dezső) It is not known where it comes from and where it is going: Kata Dezső is an incomprehensible phenomenon. The savior of the Forward Garrison Writing Academy ‒ 001 ‒ writes with playful ease her disturbing poems radiating radioactive emotions, which are heavy as lead, yet seem to float on some kind of transcendent water. He does not cling to them; if necessary, he easily overwrites or erases any of them, and writes another - a better one. They say a book is ready when we can't change any of its words. But in the case of Kata Dezső, this operation would generate a Borgesian time labyrinth, so we rather cut the Gordian knot in two and present the current cross-section of her poetry. "The cactus blooms once a year, right now." Before Moving (Lőrincz P. Gabriella) "P. Gabriella Lőrincz is one of the leading personalities of contemporary Transcarpathian literature: creator and community organizer. And his lyrical self descends and rises; it creates a complex worldview similar to the author's mental makeup. The female principle carries a voice that is both intimate and ready to fight throughout reality; it evokes delicately vibrating and powerfully lively works. The poet chooses her motto from Gizella Hervay, but her spiritual affinity extends to the femininity of Margit Szécsi, "the world's female vagrant", and even - if we look at the stylistic features of the form and the bold stance against the eternal human vulnerability - to the poetics of Toni Morrison. It is as if in this volume the American writer's rhythm, nourished by soliloquies and spirituals, condenses into poems. The tension of agitation and awe sparks the energetic sentences. Personal testimony is universal; the fate of the speaker is also our fate: we have nowhere to back down." Márton Falusi The Peony Lantern (Ildikó Szilágyi Nagy) The Japanese ghost story has now permeated Hungarian literature as well, and immediately married the girl novel, or more precisely, its parody. Some of the novel's heroes do not make it to the end alive, but continue to complicate the plot as emotional ghosts and carry love in their teeth to the other side in a slightly different way than we are used to in our countries. In bloody pieces. Ildikó Szilágyi-Nagy, who already scandalized us with her charming insolence as Emma Ovary in the novel Hatszor zečerten öl, appears again with an extravagant novel in which humor, horror, erotica and in depth psychology.

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ISBN: 1987684321012
Author: Kata Dezső