Kompolthy Zsigmond - Pannon pestis

The subtitle of the volume of the author, who is now debuting as a prose writer: Képzelt regény. Which is apt. After all, even in the wildest fantasy of a novelist, the basic situation of the book seems absurd: in Hungary, in the capital once called Budapest, the autocephalous Pannonian Christian-democratic state was established, headed by the Hőn Szeretet Párt (with the involvement of the opposition financed by it). The First Democrat and the First Crusader brought the ongoing Unfinished Revolution to victory, and after its second temporary end, they are now preparing to subjugate the region that has successfully resisted until now. But this is thwarted by an epidemic that broke out in the capital for an inexplicable reason, which was then connected to another infection. And people keep falling, morning, noon and night. This is how the double death of carrion, the Pannon plague, works. According to the characterization of Doctor Geggesy in the novel: "Sneaky and mean. Self-absorbed and autocephalous. But with this self-inflicted hatred to the core, it is ours."