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Third Day – The Digital “East” and “West” by Laszlo Szabolcs

Nov 2, 2015 • No comments

As announced, two main discussions at the European Literature Days were dedicated to the topic of literary trends and innovative…

Day Two – Celebrating and Questioning the Concepts We Use by Laszlo Szabolcs

Oct 31, 2015 • No comments

Being dedicated to the topic of “the migrant,” yesterday the various literary programs at the European Literature Day in Spitz…

Day One – Struggling with Parallel Worlds by Laszlo Szabolcs

Oct 29, 2015 • No comments

I managed to arrive to Austria from Budapest quite uneventfully, the trains were on time, running smoothly, passengers around me…

Digital Horizons II. – Online Popularization of Poetry, Part 2 by Laszlo Szabolcs

Aug 20, 2015 • No comments

The second project is called InstaVers and it is an Instagram-inspired initiative which aims to present and popularize contemporary poetic texts…

Digital Horizons II. – Online Popularization of Poetry, Part 1 by Laszlo Szabolcs

Aug 17, 2015 • No comments

Poetry doesn’t sell too well nowadays. Perhaps it never did, really. Nonetheless, in the last two hundred years it was…

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