István Dévényi: Hungary: six months later
Raise your hand now, who doesn’t want to poke for the next six to seven months in something politically lockable.
“How you write will be decided soon. My destiny, for example, was destined for a sixth-grade compulsory Soviet literary work – of course I didn’t even take it out, but during the pre-examination break I asked my good student classmate (many girls and one guy) and then put together my dissertation from their reading experiences. or a great one, because I fell, but I was skillful.
It was just a slow gate drunk because a lot later (by several mistakes I almost graduated from the hot steel metallurgy major) I just signed up for some sci-fi call with my entry called Time Machine. The essence of my story was that a country kiss, after getting tired of its village, family, everything and everyone, the time travel can be felt in utter despair, according to which it grabs a garden budi-like bodega at the end of the farm. come forth afterward, and see a miracle, five years have passed out!
I did not win. I don’t admire it. But I don’t think it was because it would have been such stupid, but I was just ahead of my age: raise your hand now, who didn’t want to poke for the next six or seven months in something politically lockable. “