Krisztián Grecsó was born in the village of Szegvár in 1976. He works as editor and critic for the two most important Hungarian literary journals. His collection of short stories »Pletykaanyu« (t: Tattletale) was named best prose book of 2001 and unleashed a scandal. In his novel »Lange nicht gesehn« (2007; t: Long time no see) he lovingly and ironically describes the odd goings on of inhabitants in a Hungarian village. Grecsó lives in Budapest.
© international literature festival berlin
Angyalkacsinálás
Kijárat K.
Budapest, 1999
Caspar Hauser
Körös Irodalmi Társaság
Békéscsaba, 2001
Lange nicht gesehen
Claassen
Berlin, 2007
[Ü: Timea Tankó]
Übersetzer: Timea tankó
Krisztián Grecsó was born in the village of Szegvár in 1976. He works as editor and critic for the two most important Hungarian literary journals. His collection of short stories »Pletykaanyu« (t: Tattletale) was named best prose book of 2001 and unleashed a scandal. In his novel »Lange nicht gesehn« (2007; t: Long time no see) he lovingly and ironically describes the odd goings on of inhabitants in a Hungarian village. Grecsó lives in Budapest.
© international literature festival berlin
Angyalkacsinálás
Kijárat K.
Budapest, 1999
Caspar Hauser
Körös Irodalmi Társaság
Békéscsaba, 2001
Lange nicht gesehen
Claassen
Berlin, 2007
[Ü: Timea Tankó]
Übersetzer: Timea tankó
