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Magyar Lettre Internationale 72 (2009)
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72 (2009)

Magyar Lettre Internationale
 

Lengyel Péter

Lengyel Péterrel Barna Imre beszélgetett

Figyeljétek a mesélő embert
Listen to the story teller
Imre Barna, director of Europe Publishing House, with the writer Peter Lengyel, the author of Cobblestone, a novel about fin de siecle Budapest

A fikció dicsérete

In praise of fiction
Nancy Huston
Miért jobb, ha a regények hazudnak?
Why is it better if the novels lie?
Talk at the 2008 Berlin Literature Festival
Bitó László
Káin intelme
Cains admonition
An essay-novella, a militant reinterpretation of the Bible

Readme.cc szerzők a lettre-ben

Excerpts from fiction by authors taking part in the European literary project readme.cc
Háy János
Utazás éjjel
A journey in the night
Gaëlle Obiégly
Természet
Nature
Finn-Ole Heinrich
Rablókéz
Robber's hands
Vladimir Vertlib
A szép fattyú
The nice bastard
Jaroslav Rudią
Grand Hotel


Milan Kunderával Branka Bogovac beszélgetett 1981-ben
A regény a tolerancia magasiskolája
The novel is a school of tolerance
An interview with Milan Kundera, made by Branka Bogovac in 1981 in Paris
Patrik Ouřednik
Ad acta
David Zábranský
Mindig más partokra vágyik
Any beach but this
Named "discovery of the year" at the prestigious Magnesia Litera awards.
Josef ©kvorecký
Fedőneve: Kalapács - Jarka beszervezése önkéntes rendőrspiclinek (kórkép 1987-ből)
The Recruiting of Jarka, Code Name Hammer, as Voluntary Police Informer (A Patho-Biography 1987)
Published in English in Common Knowledge
Láng Zsolt
Máris elfelejtődött
Already forgotten
A story by the Hungarian writer living in Tirgu Mures, Romania, told from the perspective of a mole
Tóth Krisztina
Szerda dél
Wednesday noon
Greek immigrants in Hungary in the early 1950s fall foul of a cultural and culinary misunderstanding. English translation available

Európai Elsőkönyvesek

European first novelists
Extracts from the novels of the participants of the 9th European First Novel Festival in Budapest, also available in English
Andrew Nicoll brit, Marie-Christine Weiner francia, Vincenzo Latronico olasz, Jara Santamaría Cebolledo spanyol, Joao Tordo portugál, Rachida Lamrabet belga, Benedict Wells német, Reinhard Kaiser-Mühlecker osztrák, Janni Olesen dán, Inga ®olude lett, Sylwia Chutnik lengyel, Markéta Pilátová cseh, Inge Hrubanicová szlovák, Gabriela Babnik szlovén, Adela Greceanu román, Evgenia Ivanova bolgár, Maąa Kolanović horvát, Vincze Ferenc magyar

Román kaleidoszkóp

Romanian kaleidoscope
A dossier in the Spring issue of the Hungarian Lettre containing contemporary Romanian essays, fiction and poetry. Published with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute on the occasion of Romania's role as guest of honour country at the Budapest International Book Festival, 23-27 April 2009
Andrei Plesu
Románia örök
Romania eterna
First published in Dilema Veche 248 (2008)
Livius Ciocarlie
A Kósza gondolatok könyvéből
The Book of Roaming Thoughts (excerpt)
First published int he Romanian Lettre
Norman Manea
A huligán visszatérése
Addresses from the past
A chapter from the book The Hooligan's Return
Max Blecher
Történetek a közvetlen irrealitásban
Stories in the immediate irreality
Excerpt from the novel published in the mid-1920s
Gabriela Adamesteanu
A Coriolanus utca (Koszta Gabriella ford.)
A chapter from the novel Wasted Morning
A painful symbol of a Romania sacrificed on the altar of two world wars and communism. Although these sinister spectres obsess the author, she displays a picturesque, highly vital style, re-inventing the idiom of simple folk and discovering the poetry of the street, in a country where the wooden tongue had grown into a coffin of imagination.
Horia Ursu
Bécs ostroma
Excerpt from the novel The Siege of Vienna
A fresco of Transylvania after the Second World War, from the period of triumphal communism to the chaos of post-revolutionary transition -- a novel of Central-European nostalgias, of the decay of a world with aristocratic roots.
Christian Moraru
Mircea Cartarescu és a transznacionális román irodalom
Romanian literature beyond the nation. Mircea Cartarescu's Europeanism and Cosmopolitanism
First published in English in World Literature Today, July-August, 2006
Bogdan Popescu
Aki utolsónak alszik el (Lövétei Lázár László ford.)
An excerpt from the novel Whoever falls asleep last
A realist/fantastic mélange tracing a century in the life of a village on the Danube Plain.
Lucian Dan Teodorovici
Libakeresés
Looking for geese
A short story from the volume The Other Love Stories, about the narrators' childhood adventure with his grandfather while searching for the geese stolen by the Gypsies at the edge of their village.
Filip és Matei Florian
Kölykök
Excerpt from the novel The Băiuţ Alley Lads
The aberrations of the ideology and way of life imposed by communism are refracted through the prism of childish naivety, which accentuates their absurdity and grotesqueness
Sanda Cordos
Romaniada
A review of the novel Children's Crusade by Florina Ilis
Florina Ilis
A gyermekek keresztesháborúja
Excerpt from the novel Children's Crusade
Vakulovski Alexandru
Pizdec
Excerpt from the novel of the young Moldovan-Romanian writer about young people in Kishiniev
Ruxandra Cesareanu
Utóférfiak (Selyem Zsuzsa ford.)
Post-males
Excerpt from the forthcoming book Birth of Liquid Desires. Post-males

Kommentárok, viták

Commentaries, disussions
H.- R. Patapievici
Ideológia, propaganda és relativizmus
Ideology, propaganda and relativism
Essay by the recent director of the Romanian Cultural Institute, pointing at the parallels between communist and postmodernist, postcommunist relativism
Nicolaie Manolescu
Barátom Ivasiuc
My friend Ivasiuc
Portrait of an eastern European intellectual that can be read as a contribution to the Kundera-debate. First published in the Romanian Lettre
Matei Calinescu
Naplójegyzetek (2008 március - december)
Diary notes (March-December 2008)
Reflections on the Kundera debate, first published in the Romanian Lettre
Dalos György
Mi az, hogy le van leplezve?

Tudósítások

Correspondences
Dan Shafran (Stockholm)
A román kultúrára odafigyelnek Svédországban
There is an interest for Romanian culture in Sweden
An interview with the director of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Stockholm
Brindusa Armanca, Cristian Mungiuva
Interjúja Cristian Mungiuval
An interview with the Romanian film director and Cannes prizewinner Cristian Mungiu made by Brindusa Armanca director of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Budapest
Demény Péter (Kolozsvár)
Román írók, román irodalom
Romanian writers, Romanian literature
A short summary of trends and tendencies in contemporary Romanian fiction, drama and poetry written by the young Hungarian writer and journalist from Cluj, Romania
Vallasek Júlia (Kolozsvár)
Balota az erdélyi magyar irodalomról
On Hungarian literature in Transylvania

Versek

Poetry

Simona Popescu, Adela Greceanu, Anamaria Pop, Ileana Iliad és Szabó T. Anna versei

Képek

Images


Szabó Benke Róbert munkáit bemutatja Tatai Erzsébet

Diana Apetroaie fotói (www.contraste.ro) a 2008-as évfolyam tartalomjegyzéke

Tavaszi Lettre-napok

2009. április 26-án, vasárnap 10 órakor a Millenárison a Hess András teremben
Háy János, Láng Zsolt, Selyem Zsuzsa, Szabó T. Anna

2009. április 27-én, hétfőn
16 órakor az Írók Boltjában a Lettre, a Látó, a Korunk és a Székelyföld
szerzői és szerkesztői az erdélyi magyar és román irodalomról

18 órakor a Román Kulturális Intézetben (XIV. Izsó u. 5.)
Gabriela Adameşteanu, Ruxandra Cesareanu, Florina Ilis, Lucian Teodorovici

2009. május 15-én, pénteken 16 órakor
Lettre-kerekasztal az egzotizálásról a Szimbiózis-napokon


 

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