Gergely Péterfy
Péterfy Gergely’s novel, ‘The Stuffed Barbarian’, published in 2014, which narrates the friendship between Ferenc Kazinczy and Angelo Soliman through Sophie Török’s account, garnered significant
Péterfy Gergely’s award-winning novel is typically a text that can be thoroughly analyzed, even with comprehensive validity. Its narratopoetics, transtextuality, fictionality, discursivity, and ideological nature
For years we have been waiting for Péterfy Gergely to present a new text after Kitömött barbár, and this has now happened: I have picked
Instead of a more detailed “review,” I will now present several parallel state-historical perspectives in which some of the aforementioned differences appear. The first selected,
The popular writer and his wife, Éva Péterfy-Novák, were invited to the Lu Xun Academy in China in the autumn of 2017. They both wrote
We asked the director of the Association of Hungarian Book Publishers and Distributors about novel writing, literary policy, NER-compatibility, and parties at Moszkva Square.
The educated intelligentsia is leaving right now because they feel uncomfortable at home. What remains is a formless, shapeless mass of people without tradition, and
A few weeks ago, I spent my free time with a noteworthy Hungarian novel: I read Gergely Péterfy’s work titled “The Stuffed Barbarian.” It is
Szilágyi Aladár interviewed prose writer Péterfy Gergely about three novels that paved the way for the author’s most successful book, Kitömött barbár (The Stuffed Barbarian).
The 87th Festive Book Week will be held from June 9 to 13 in Budapest’s Vörösmarty Square. On this occasion, we interviewed Sándor Mészáros, head