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Literature and Abuse
Published Jun 15, 2024
Updated Jun 15, 2024
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Translated by Owen Good
Typical reactions: 1) that happens everywhere, 2) that’s never happened here. The essential message of both being to leave the issue well alone. An issue which, of course, does not exist. I want to write about the importance of maintaining boundaries. About why there’s no point in making light of abuse, and why it’s important for the domestic literary milieu too to take concrete steps. Sooner rather than later.
I’ve been publishing for twenty years, and have been taking part (with ever less intensity) in the various social spaces and events of Hungarian literature for roughly as much time. Student camps, readings, public talks, literary camps, private talks, workshops, supervising committees, professional events, university lessons. It is also indirectly
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