Vámbéry Anthology 2011
Book
Sándor Angyal: The Lyricist
Sándor Angyal: Aunt Ilony Doesn't Like the Heat...
Attila F. Balázs: A Date with the Reader
Attila F. Balázs: On the Waves of Nothing
Lucian Blaga: To the Reader
Zoltán Bobory: FÁK
Gyula Bodnár: Mother's Heritage
Ferenc Csóka: Change, Please!
Andrea Dömény: Whatever You Could Be
Gyula Duba: It's Snowing
Károly Fellinger: Watercolor
Péter H. Nagy: Science and Market (Hawking- Hypatia)
Mária Haraszti: Nostalgia
Gyula Hodossy: Are We Free?
László Koncsol: Shock
Attila Kovács: Machine Gun and Quran: Violence and Jihad in Palestinian Islamic Movements
Gábor Ködöböcz: “The Created World is God’s Mighty Poem”, The Sacred as a Preserving and Purifying Force in the Late Poetry of Gáspár Nagy
Ferenc Kulcsár: Beyond Death, Beyond Life
Tihamér Lacza: The Hermit of Frombork (Nikolaus Copernicus)
József Uszka: With a Pencil in Hand …
Erika Nagy: Fire Worshipper
Tadeusz Rózewicz: The Horse Would Have Laughed Too
Zsolt Szalai: Aska og ryk
Zoltán Szalay: Tourist
György Szondi: Vonósegyes
Elemér Tóth: Do You Know?
László Tóth: The Whole in the Part
Hungarian Book Publishing in Slovakia 1989-2009 (Report on a Conference)
Gergely Vida: The Goalkeeper
Sue Wootton: Magnetic South
István Z. Németh: CyberDoctor
Arpád Zirig: I Can Believe …
Zoltán Zsávolya: “His Western Germanness”
Biographies
Sándor Angyal: Aunt Ilony Doesn't Like the Heat...
Attila F. Balázs: A Date with the Reader
Attila F. Balázs: On the Waves of Nothing
Lucian Blaga: To the Reader
Zoltán Bobory: FÁK
Gyula Bodnár: Mother's Heritage
Ferenc Csóka: Change, Please!
Andrea Dömény: Whatever You Could Be
Gyula Duba: It's Snowing
Károly Fellinger: Watercolor
Péter H. Nagy: Science and Market (Hawking- Hypatia)
Mária Haraszti: Nostalgia
Gyula Hodossy: Are We Free?
László Koncsol: Shock
Attila Kovács: Machine Gun and Quran: Violence and Jihad in Palestinian Islamic Movements
Gábor Ködöböcz: “The Created World is God’s Mighty Poem”, The Sacred as a Preserving and Purifying Force in the Late Poetry of Gáspár Nagy
Ferenc Kulcsár: Beyond Death, Beyond Life
Tihamér Lacza: The Hermit of Frombork (Nikolaus Copernicus)
József Uszka: With a Pencil in Hand …
Erika Nagy: Fire Worshipper
Tadeusz Rózewicz: The Horse Would Have Laughed Too
Zsolt Szalai: Aska og ryk
Zoltán Szalay: Tourist
György Szondi: Vonósegyes
Elemér Tóth: Do You Know?
László Tóth: The Whole in the Part
Hungarian Book Publishing in Slovakia 1989-2009 (Report on a Conference)
Gergely Vida: The Goalkeeper
Sue Wootton: Magnetic South
István Z. Németh: CyberDoctor
Arpád Zirig: I Can Believe …
Zoltán Zsávolya: “His Western Germanness”
Biographies