Dénes Krusovszky
Author

poèmes

Elromlani milyen hongrois

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Törtfehér hongrois

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Erdősáv hongrois

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Élni akar hongrois

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Mintha beszélgetnénk hongrois

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Mi lép elő hongrois

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Belenézni egy szájba hongrois

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Könnyített változat (5.) hongrois

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A forrás hongrois

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A feleség hongrois

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Alkony hongrois

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Dénes Krusovszky
Author

About

* 15.04.1982, Debrecen, Hongrie
Réside à: Budapest, Hongrie

Dénes Krusovszky (*1982 Debrecen, Hungary), studied at the Eötvös Loránd University of Budapest (Hungarian literature, Aesthetics, Comparative Literature). He was one of the founders of the Telep (’Settlement’) poets’ group (2005-2009). Krusovszky published seven books so far in different genres from poetry and fiction to children’s poetry and essays.

His most recent books are: Elégiazaj (Elegynoise, poems, 2015), A fiúk országa (The Country of Boys, short stories, 2014), Kíméletlen szentimentalizmus (Harsh Sentimentalism, essays, 2014). His poetry collection Elromlani milyen (2009) had been translated to German (Wie schön das Kaputtgehen ist, Merz und Solitude, 2011), Swedish (Att Gå Sönder Är Så, Rámus, 2015) and Romanian (Când te strici, Charmides, 2017).

Krusovszky is also the editor in chief of the poetry website Versum (versumonline.hu). He received numerous awards in Hungary including the József Attila-Prize in 2013, also he was a fellow of the Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart in 2009, the International Writing Program, Iowa City in 2013 and the Akademie der Künste Berlin (Berlin-Stipendium) in 2017. Lives and works in Vienna and Budapest.