Friday, January 12, 2007

The Rebels excerpt in Subtropics

The January 2007 issue of Subtropics, a literary magazine from the University of Florida, contains an excerpt from George Szirtes' translation of The Rebels.

8 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hy! This is a fantastic blog! I'm Hungarian and i'm so sorry for my English but in the last two years i've learnt only Spanish, so I've forgotten a lot in English.

I thinks 'REBELS' is 'Zendülők' in Hungarian and it is the first part of a 6 part novel-series: The art of the Garrens OR The creation of the Garrens (Garren is a family name - so this series is a big family-novel-series)

REBELS has been translated to French. I do hope so I could help a bit to this fantastic blog!

Márai is one of the bests in the Hungarian literature and he is my personal favourite novelist! Thank you to read him!

1/18/2007 2:08 PM  
Blogger E said...

thank you, Balazs! I will post your info when I finally reviews The Rebels. Thanks for reading ~

1/23/2007 2:50 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Erik,
I am from Colombia. I have read all that has been translated to spanish. I have been twice to Hungary, will return next week and in October. I am completly mesmerized bu Hungary's history and by Marai's work. I think that we need to read his diary, I hope it comes to light some day soon. Any way, your blog is like a refuge, take care,
Andrés

4/30/2007 7:47 AM  
Blogger E said...

Thank you, Andrés-- so glad you like the blog. You can read parts of Marai's diary here:

http://www.hungarianquarterly.com/no173/2.htm

5/01/2007 7:16 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Erik, I'm Aniko, Hungarian, living in Amsterdam, and looking for an existing translation of Marai's Fuveskonyv.

I actually do understand why noone ever has translated it into any other languages all through these years..

Am i right, that it doesn't exist?

Thank you for your answer.

Aniko
aniko.zahoran@gmail.com

8/10/2010 8:45 AM  
Blogger denis said...

Hello
I'am a french senior who lived worked in hungary a long time and learned hungarian to get a diploma
Although I CAN read In hungarian I am looking for an english translation of Az Idegenek and of the Füves Konyv
Thank you to inform me where I could find them
Denis Vincent
dpjvin@gmail.com

11/16/2011 3:01 PM  
Blogger "Forever-Child" said...

My name is Peter Hargitai and I am a literary translator. If I can secure the rights, I'm keenly interested in translating Fuves konyv.

12/27/2014 11:37 AM  
Blogger "Forever-Child" said...

My name is Peter Hargitai and I am a literary translator. If I can secure the rights, I'm keenly interested in translating Fuves konyv.

12/27/2014 11:38 AM  

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