Vámbéry Anthology 2000

László Barak: Our Father
György Batta: Written on a Danubian Relic
József Bereck: Withdrawal Symptoms
István Bettes: Sahara; No brakes, only variations
János Borbély: January 8th, 23:00
Zsigmond Bödők: Pilgrims, proselytes, missionaries
Pál Csáky: Sweet homeland (excerpt)
Zoltán Csehy: The runner
László Cselényi: Apostles of the neo-avant-garde
Lajos Grendel: Here in New Hont (excerpt)
Csaba Gülch: Prince of the grove
Zoltán Hizsnyai: A prayer of the millennium
Gyula Hodossy: The Bamanna shaman collapses
Attila Jász: Rituals of forgetting
Katalin Juhász: Like in some kind of mail; Mr. Giccs
László Koncsol: Games
Zsuzsanna Kozsár: Simon, the Eagle
Ferenc Kulcsár: Vigil
József Liszka: Beliefs, Rites, Customs Then and Now
Zoltán Magyar: As He Breathes, He Lives; Renaissance
Károly Mészáros: I Am the Lord God…; Murmuring
István Z. Németh: D-minor Fantasies
Zoltán Németh: Fever; I Love You Better…
Tivadar Pátkai: Photogram, November
Anikó Polgár: Epistle to Katina Juhász
Zoltán Pusztai: Micrologist
Bertalan Révész: The Roots of Slovak Nationalism
László A. Szabó: The Novel of Others (excerpt)
Zoltán Szászi: Home
Árpád Tőzsér: Double Ballad T. Á. about his tie, ward 67 and postmodern freedom
Imre Varga: Vilém Trella (detail)
László Villányi: Postwomen
Tibor Wehner: A sound mind in a sound body
Árpád Zirig: Around sixty

Fine arts:

György Lipcsey: Chairs
György Lipcsey. Construction III.
Árpád Luzsicza: Two drawings
Ilona Németh: Exhibition room
Ilona Németh: Armchairs
Lehel Tóth: Two shots