Nemes Nagy Ágnes - A névtelenek senkiföldje

The third part of the Ágnes Nemes Nagy biography series collects the essays and studies included in the volume by the poet. Large-scale poetic summaries alternate with short, but all the more witty essays, apt interpretations of poems with vivid portraits of authors. In these texts, the most important Hungarian representative of objective poetry speaks in a disarmingly personal, even passionate voice, and is able to speak clearly and interestingly about even the most complicated issues. His essays are not only brilliant examples of 20th-century conversational prose, in the light of which the reader gains a glimpse into the secrets of the workshop of one of the defining Hungarian artists of the era. They provide both a valid and exciting guide through literature to better understand ourselves and each other, so that we can continue to map and make home the nameless no man's land.

"Everyone doubts the meaning of their craft once or twice in their life. I think anyone who writes always doubts it. But of course, he keeps writing"