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Регал
Слово "Регал" означает всего лишь "лагерь". Но не ГУЛАГ, не гитлеровский концлагерь. Это - перевалочный пункт, место, где люди, бежавшие из тоталитарных коммунистических режимов, какое-то время вынуждены были находиться, готовясь к новой жизни. Широкому читателю мало что известно об этих учреждениях, созданных на Западе в первую очередь для того, чтобы отсеивать криминал и шпионов. Будни такого лагеря, полные томительно ожидания, проблем и конфликтов, описаны - на материале собственного опыта - автором, венгром по национальности, гражданином западного мира по ментальности, давно нашедшим себя в свободном мире.
240 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2013
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About the author
Zoltán Böszörményi
34 books2 followersZoltan Biszormenyi is a Romanian-Hungarian poet, writer and editor.
His early poetic efforts were published in Napsugár, a children's magazine while he was still in school, but his career as a poet got started in Kolozsvár under the mentorship of poets Aladár Lászlóffy, Sándor Kányádi, Tibor Bálint és Sándor Fodor. His early poems and reports appeared on the pages of Ifjúmunkás, Előre, Korunk, Utunk, Művelődés, all Hungarian language publications in Romania. In Toronto he produced and broadcast a weekly one-hour Hungarian radio program. For two years he was a correspondent for CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation).
His first volume of poem, Örvényszárnyon, came out in 1979 and the second, Címjavaslatok, in 1981, both in Bucharest.
Presently he is the proprietor of Nyugati Jelen, a daily Hungarian paper published in Arad for the Hungarian minority population of five counties in Romania. In addition, he is the editor-in-chief of Irodalmi Jelen , an electronic and print literary review designed to connect Hungarian minorities in diaspora with Hungary. He is also the founder (2001) of a publishing house of the same name.
Since the turn of the century his poetry books have been coming out with increased frequency and he has expanded into prose as well, producing several novels and short story collections. His prose works have been translated into several languages, including English, French, German, Russian, Polish, and Romanian.
His literary activities were rewarded with József Attila Prize in 2012.
His early poetic efforts were published in Napsugár, a children's magazine while he was still in school, but his career as a poet got started in Kolozsvár under the mentorship of poets Aladár Lászlóffy, Sándor Kányádi, Tibor Bálint és Sándor Fodor. His early poems and reports appeared on the pages of Ifjúmunkás, Előre, Korunk, Utunk, Művelődés, all Hungarian language publications in Romania. In Toronto he produced and broadcast a weekly one-hour Hungarian radio program. For two years he was a correspondent for CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation).
His first volume of poem, Örvényszárnyon, came out in 1979 and the second, Címjavaslatok, in 1981, both in Bucharest.
Presently he is the proprietor of Nyugati Jelen, a daily Hungarian paper published in Arad for the Hungarian minority population of five counties in Romania. In addition, he is the editor-in-chief of Irodalmi Jelen , an electronic and print literary review designed to connect Hungarian minorities in diaspora with Hungary. He is also the founder (2001) of a publishing house of the same name.
Since the turn of the century his poetry books have been coming out with increased frequency and he has expanded into prose as well, producing several novels and short story collections. His prose works have been translated into several languages, including English, French, German, Russian, Polish, and Romanian.
His literary activities were rewarded with József Attila Prize in 2012.
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