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Modern medicine made unprecedented progress. Brand new illnesses poised for the anticipated pounce, some had mutated to life on their own accord, others were developed for tactical purposes, but quite a few cued among them were well-tried old syndromes that had hardly been considered illnesses in their own right. One of these was Mental Immune Deficiency, formerly referred to as love. István Kemény The German edition of the writer's Melankólia dicsérete, translated into German by Ákos Doma, has won the literary prize in its debut year. László Végel: Unburied Past His was the only death that anyone actually remembered, even if only in whispers. When it came to the rest of the victims who had been shot dead, all anyone knew was that they had disappeared in the war, or maybe not even that. – Introducing our latest book from the 12.5 New Fiction Catalogue: László Végel's novel Unburied Past. 10 New Books from 2020 Hungarian book publications and book events have been turned upside down by the pandemic but through the spring, summer and autumn a number of important and extraordinary books have been published. – HLO's  top 10. Gábor T. Szántó: Europa Symphony Since she found out, all she can think of is how they’ll keep up the relationship. And Israel, asks András instinctively. Did they not think of Israel. Still distancing himself from the shock. – Introducing our latest book from the 12.5 New Fiction Catalogue: Gábor T. Szántó's novel Europa Symphony Tim Wilkinson: Translator of Hungarian Has Passed Away One of Hungarian literature's most prominent translators, known best for his work with Imre Kertész and Miklós Szentkuthy, has passed away after a long illness. Gergely Péterfy: The Bullet That Killed Pushkin If I couldn’t be an active character in their story, then at least I should be a witness, I thought, and I would just keep waiting on the stairs for Kristóf to be released. – Introducing our latest book from the 12.5 New Fiction Catalogue: Gergely Péterfy's The Bullet That Killed Pushkin, in Thomas Cooper's translation. Victoria E. Kühnhardt: Budapest Blues Yet if I do let go of you, / It feels as though I've lost / what I've just found, what I want, / But love comes at a cost. – A poem by Victoria E. Kühnhardt, a heartfelt love song, an ode to the author's Hungarian half. Péter Moesko: We re Going Home It was my turn to say something but what should it be? That I’ve my own life to live? That my mother had hers too but she had given up on it. – Introducing our latest book from the 12.5 New Fiction Catalogue: Péter Moesko's collection of short stories We're Going Home. István Tótfalusi: Writer and Translator Has Passed Away Aged 83 On 29th August, the Attila József and Milán prize-winning writer, linguist and translator István Tótfalusi passed away aged eighty-three - among others he translated into English Mihály Babits, János Pilinszky, Gyula Illyés, Sándor Kányádi, Lőrinc Szabó, Sándor Weöres. Open Letter to Europe – Krisztina Tóth: Shhh! Just when humans began to think they were all-powerful, when they knew almost everything about human genes, along came a little virus and taught them fear. – This year Days of Poetry and Wine festival's Open Letter to Europe is authored by the Hungarian writer Krisztina Tóth.    László Imre Horváth: Shorty’s Righthand Man The criminals were not so naïve. They figured it was only a question of time before the city fell under siege. They were not wearied middle-class scribblers, attorneys or merchants whose prosperity had made them callous. No, they were old-school businessmen through and through. Their instincts, in any event, were working just fine, while it seemed that in everyone around them, these instincts were failing utterly. – Introducing our latest book from the 12.5 New Fiction Catalogue: Shorty's Righthand Man by László Imre Horváth, in Thomas Cooper's translation. George Szirtes Wins James Tait Black Prize George Szirtes has won the UK’s oldest literary prize, the James Tait Black award, for his book on his mother Magda, The Photographer at Sixteen: the Death and Life of a Fighter in the biography category. In the fiction category Lucy Ellmann won the award for her book Ducks, Newburyport.  Kinga Tóth Nominated for Prix Littéraire Bernard Heidsieck-Centre Pompidou The Prix Littéraire Bernard Heidsieck-Centre Pompidou, created in 2017, honours various forms of literary creation: sound or visual poetry, performance, readings, film-poem, digital creation, etc. This year the Hungarian artist Kinga Tóth is among the four nominees for the prize. Tamás Gyurkovics: Migraine If it had been about money, then not a single hair on a single head of the Spielmanns of Munkács should have been harmed. The seventy or eighty relatives, his father, his mother, Smúel, put together they hadn’t enough wealth to their names to be worth sending trains for them, worth building and manning those enormous facilities, just for their sakes? – Our latest short excerpt from the 12.5 New Fiction Catalogue: Migraine by Tamás Gyurkovics, in Thomas Cooper's translation. Mark Baczoni: Travel Is a Form of Adventure I Think I heard from someone that apparently Székely would go for long walks, speaking the book to himself and when he came home, would dictate it to his wife, who wrote it down…which is quite an interesting process! – An interview with Mark Baczoni, translator of János Székely's Temptation. Boldizsár Fehér: Blind Monkey A short extract from Boldizsár Fehér's prize-winning debut novel Blind Monkey, care of the Petőfi Literary Fund New Fiction Catalogue.

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