Győri László - A kis ebihal

Millions experience what it's like to be a newborn, a new grandparent; the discovery of a new world, which many may experience without the joy of being amazed. Baby diaries are typically the genre of parents, not grandparents. László Győri, on the other hand, after countless volumes of poetry and prose, undertakes to show Grandpa's starting point with a light pen; the reader can relive the grandparent's joys and joyful worries together with him. In addition to its choice of topics, the volume is made special by the alternating points of view. The author combines the strong imagery typical of his lyrical concepts with the fluid use of language in his prose texts, and as a result, we do not get a purely subjective diary of the grandfather's joys and doubts, but two perspectives can be projected onto each other in the fictional space, which we can hardly see at the intersection of each other.