Nothing without each other - Audiobook

If "Hungarian poetry is really the eighth wonder", as István Turczi writes, then Nothing Without Egymás, unique and unprecedented in its genre, can be listened to as a beautiful and rare example of why, even in the narrower season of poems, there will always be a poem that knows its own origins and therefore bring the treasures back to the sources. Contents: 1. The woman who does not know (In the shadows: Lőrinc Szabó) 2. It begins (Walking among the words of Anna Hajnal; 1907-1977-2007) 3. One hundred years of Zelk (Twilight Fisherman, Ad libitum) 4. Magnetizer (Ágnes Nemes Nagy ) 5. Rózsás poem (István Vas and the modern, Hungarian shadows) 6. The night in dogs' throats (Csorba Győző inlays) 7. Master OO gives way to demons (Ottó Orbán) 8. I.Gy. table 9. WS -panel 10. PJ-panel 11. NL-panel 12. Columbus finished his prayer (behind Domokos Szilágyi's Whitman versions) 13. He went to Nagygáspárni 14. Two candles (Stefánia I. Mándy; Zsuzsa Beney II) 15. The last word right (István Baka walks back from the other side) 16. Autumn on the Tisza (Two days with Faludy, Szolnok) 17. From a country with good taste (Imre Simonyi again in Kék Macská) 18. A break from history (to the words of Endre Rózsa) 19. Aquamanile (Gizella I. Hervay ; II. Judit Pinczési) 20. Scenario (Tamás Tűz) 21. The paper man (The unsolved case of Károly Tamkó Sirató) 22. Poezja dzisiaj (Toast after takeoff with Bella Pista at the Warsaw gé in April 2014) 23. Midsummer's Eve (behind Géza Thinsz, for his own northern experiences) 24. Body limit (posthumous wedding of András Holló) 25. Chosen to the tune of anonymous people (Hóvirágot for Rozita Pálos) 26. Nothing without each other (János Parancs' gentle order) 27. Kocsmablues ( József Servác)