Gion Nándor - Keresünk egy jobb hajót

The structure of the 7th volume of the biography edition is mainly outlined by the arc of the 20th century. In the typeface of the writings, one can read phrases such as "from the 1920s and '30s", "end of 1944, a few days before Christmas", "October 1956", "summer of 1990", etc. - but among the serious topics there are also Gion's lovely stories, which are always permeated by the emotional relationship to the story tellers or to one's own childhood, and above all by the writer's unfalsifiable humor and irony.

"János M. Holló, who often calls himself a master writer, is proud of the fact that every line he wrote was published in Hungarian, and even some lines in other world languages, for example in Ruthenian, Slovenian, Slovak, Croatian, even in German, Polish, French, English and Esperanto ; he is particularly proud of the fact that some of his writings were made into films, and this propelled him to world fame, which of course is only partially true, world fame did not come clearly, but this is something that an Esperantoist can boast about, who has already translated two of his books, as well as other works would translate, except that he is quite uninformed in the world of literature and film, because he is a pepper growing engineer on the other side of the Hungarian border in civilian life, and there are a lot of problems in this profession these days too, there are always problems with mixing taste and color, a little Esperanto relaxation doesn't hurt.
After the introduction, János M. Holló immediately told his latest true story, which is really true, he also promised that he would write it down, that it would be published in one of the prestigious Hungarian magazines, and from then on the whole multilingual world could enjoy it. The Esperantist pepper grower listened carefully, believing every word he said. Here is the story, which can be unfolded cheaply and in many ways even on film, with or without a narrator, with the following title: Dentures from heaven."