andras

(Orkney, 1949) is a London-based journalist and commentator educated at the University of Cambridge. At one stage or other, he has written for all the major British newspapers. He was an Assistant Editor at The Sunday Telegraph and the Political Editor of The Spectator. In 1990, he published John Major: the Making of the Prime Minister. He is currently a commentator on Reaction, a recently-founded e-newspaper.

EDITOR’S NOTE TO GYULA KODOLÁNYI’S FOR ALL THIS HERE – SELECTED POEMS 1975–2015

The reader takes in hand, with this book, a collection of poems as rich and diverse in theme as they are in form, poems which call to life a chorus of voices which at times seem strikingly familiar and at times are startlingly new. The English translations of poetry by

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A NOTE OF REMEMBRANCE

Árpád Kadarkay, who became an ever-responsive reader, then a house author, then a personal friend of the Hungarian Review team, deceased in his home in Tacoma, Washington, USA, in late November 2015. Born in the village of Kesztölc, Hungary, in 1934, he lived through many hardships during the War and

2016.01.01.

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