Akik már nem leszünk sosem by Dénes Krusovszky

In our April book club we will discuss this important work with Dénes Krusovszky where he will also tell us why it has become one of his favorite novels and the influence it has made on his own works. Megosztás Generációs regényként hivatkoztunk 2018 egyik legjobb regényére, a Libri irodalmi díj közönségdíját is elnyer Krusovszky Dénes Akik már nem leszünk sosem cím mvére, amelynek fszereplje a harmincas Lente Bálint a Reflex.hu online újságnál dolgozik. It's about friendship, love, loyalty, betrayal, and art. The novel is set in the very center of Hungarian history in the 1930s and 1950s. Géza Ottlik's best-known work is the 'Iskola a határon', but 'hajnali háztetők' is our alternative favorite - we will discuss this novel with Dénes Krusovszky in April. In the meantime, take care of yourself and others!ĭénes Krusovszky has been publishing his poems since 2006, but the public may have only come to know his name in 2018, when his first novel, 'Akik már nem leszünk sosem', has been published, which has been a bestseller ever since.

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In these places, they can slowly start living their lives again. They speak disparagingly about them, and don't even think about the fact that they are not on this path by choice, but are forced into a vicious circle (.). The author told us that fortunately there are people willing to help and organisations around the world who are setting up shelters where the girls' traffickers cannot catch up with them. We came to know why Katarina chose this taboo subject: 'whatever makes me angry, whatever occupies me for days, I simply have to write about it.' Many people have no idea how these girls end up in this situation. We can witness the lives of girls in difficulty, and prostitutes who find themselves this 'hole' through different paths, which is difficult but not impossible to break out of. Her works give an insight into a dark world that is difficult to access. Another guest of the literary tent was Katarina Durica, a native of Bratislava, currently living in Brussels, author of The Decent Girls Cry in Silence and Városi rókák (Urban Foxes).

Akik már nem leszünk sosem by Dénes Krusovszky