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A szél hangjai – kassai könyvbemutató
Sounds of the wind - book presentation in Kassa
Event by: Természet és Irodalom Egyesület
Location: Memorial room of Sándor Márai, Mäsiarska 468/35, Staré Mesto
Topics: Books
About event
The presentation of the volume of Sándor Olivér Murányi, published under the title, will be presented on Tuesday, October 14, from 5 pm at the Márai Sándor Memorial Exhibition. The book fr. Csaba Böjte OFM, dr. The recommendation of literary historian István Fried and writer László Márton notes:
Sándor Olivér Murányi grabs us and takes us to nature, shares with us his more exciting discoveries, pure pleasures of childhood, Whoever starts it can hardly put down the book and, if he puts it down, will only do it to go out into nature, our true home! After all, mankind has lived in nature for the past many, many thousands of years, and only in the last few years we are getting more and more in the walls to caress our lives! It does well because of the most valuable, the most wonderful, worthwhile of the existing world of all worlds. We have to grow, develop, and gradually become human -cathedral in this world created by God. Csaba Böjte ofm
Stories of Wild Wildlife, the River of Gentlemen and Walls, the Danube, Fishes Castry and a pilgrimage to Assisi. A person who is separated from nature attempts to find back to what he is now taking advantage of rather than appreciating. Sándor Olivér Murányi, a writer, has an excellent leader in Canada, a wild guard who has the secrets of grass, trees, animals to learn to respect, understand and love nature. In contrast to the novel, this is a dense -woven short prose, which transforms minutes, hours, so the time it takes into events. This volume reveals the relationship between man and nature in stories that are based on a co -relationship. The stories are simple and special, telling the events of today's everyday life and rare celebrations.
dr. István Fried
Sándor Olivér Murányi The Contemporary Hungarian Literature Karl May and Coopere. He walks the forest, waiting for the bear. Sometimes he is afraid of him, but he does not show. The wolf and lynx are smaller but no less important idols. She catches catfish and trout, but lets them back into the water because she doesn't want to take their lives, just want to meet them. In his soul, the gentleness and humility of St. Francis of Assisi lives, but he did not become a Franciscan friend. He remains a secular person, has a wife, has children, but through the love of nature, he is also linked to the Franciscan idea. He had a silvery -haired Weimari exam that he was no less loved while he lived than ownership, and love would not go away when its object is no longer between us. Its writer is determined by the pendulum movement between landscapes. As a man, there are two main areas: the forest of Szeklerland, with wild guards and brandy masters, and one of the magical islands of the Danube Bend. Ever since I know, he has been writing his own life story, but he is not trying to create a fashionable autofication, but is trying to explore the identity captives with the writer's tools at his disposal. The present volume is testified to this endeavor. Hosts: Anna Ötvös and Angelika Hanesz. The event is sponsored by the Csemadok, the Lazi Publisher, the St. Francis Foundation in Deva and the Nature and Literature Association. The volume can be purchased on the spot at a discount, dedicated to the writer.
Everyone is welcome to the organizers.
Sándor Olivér Murányi grabs us and takes us to nature, shares with us his more exciting discoveries, pure pleasures of childhood, Whoever starts it can hardly put down the book and, if he puts it down, will only do it to go out into nature, our true home! After all, mankind has lived in nature for the past many, many thousands of years, and only in the last few years we are getting more and more in the walls to caress our lives! It does well because of the most valuable, the most wonderful, worthwhile of the existing world of all worlds. We have to grow, develop, and gradually become human -cathedral in this world created by God. Csaba Böjte ofm
Stories of Wild Wildlife, the River of Gentlemen and Walls, the Danube, Fishes Castry and a pilgrimage to Assisi. A person who is separated from nature attempts to find back to what he is now taking advantage of rather than appreciating. Sándor Olivér Murányi, a writer, has an excellent leader in Canada, a wild guard who has the secrets of grass, trees, animals to learn to respect, understand and love nature. In contrast to the novel, this is a dense -woven short prose, which transforms minutes, hours, so the time it takes into events. This volume reveals the relationship between man and nature in stories that are based on a co -relationship. The stories are simple and special, telling the events of today's everyday life and rare celebrations.
dr. István Fried
Sándor Olivér Murányi The Contemporary Hungarian Literature Karl May and Coopere. He walks the forest, waiting for the bear. Sometimes he is afraid of him, but he does not show. The wolf and lynx are smaller but no less important idols. She catches catfish and trout, but lets them back into the water because she doesn't want to take their lives, just want to meet them. In his soul, the gentleness and humility of St. Francis of Assisi lives, but he did not become a Franciscan friend. He remains a secular person, has a wife, has children, but through the love of nature, he is also linked to the Franciscan idea. He had a silvery -haired Weimari exam that he was no less loved while he lived than ownership, and love would not go away when its object is no longer between us. Its writer is determined by the pendulum movement between landscapes. As a man, there are two main areas: the forest of Szeklerland, with wild guards and brandy masters, and one of the magical islands of the Danube Bend. Ever since I know, he has been writing his own life story, but he is not trying to create a fashionable autofication, but is trying to explore the identity captives with the writer's tools at his disposal. The present volume is testified to this endeavor. Hosts: Anna Ötvös and Angelika Hanesz. The event is sponsored by the Csemadok, the Lazi Publisher, the St. Francis Foundation in Deva and the Nature and Literature Association. The volume can be purchased on the spot at a discount, dedicated to the writer.
Everyone is welcome to the organizers.