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András Petöcz : ウィキペディア英語版
András Petőcz

András Petőcz (born August 27, 1959 in Budapest) is a Hungarian writer and poet.
==Life==
Petőcz began his career in literary life in 1981. He was the chief editor for over two years of the art periodical ''Jelenlét'' (Presence),〔 "The journal "Presence" started again in 1981 with András Petőcz as chief editor."〕 which was published by the Faculty of Humanities at the Eötvös Loránd University of Sciences in Budapest, and soon became a significant forum on contemporary literature.〔 "The 80s are therefore eminently important in the literature of the recent past, for the changes that took place at that time laid the foundations for the literary life of our day. Very typically, one of the first such initiatives was taken at the University of Budapest, where some of us started a literary and art review, Jelenlét (Presence). The political powers classified it as a student paper and as such they did not ban it; indeed, they could not have done so easily at a time when strikes were common in Poland. One of the first privately initiated periodicals, Jelenlét presented the latest distinctive literary, artistic and, if only covertly, political endeavours. The period was far from being uneventful--we participated in the student movements demanding an autonomous student forum and independent teaching, and created the "independent peace movement" which, unlike the official peace movement, urged disarmament not only for the US but also for the Soviet Union."〕 He graduated from Eötvös Loránd University of Sciences in 1986 where he studied Hungarian Literature and Language-History.
After obtaining his degree he was an assistant at Gorkii State Library for a short time, and then worked as an editor for longer and shorter periods on literary magazines. Since then he has been working as a professional writer.
Petőcz has taken part in several international literary and art festivals, e.g. in Paris (1986), in Tarascon (France, 1988), in Marseille (1995). He has been working as a university and college lecturer for seven years.〔

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