Nothing’s Lost: Twenty-Five Hungarian Short Stories

Contents

Tibor Déry: Philemon and Baucis 7
József Lengyel: Brickie 19
Endre Illés: The Lieutenant’s Wife 32
Boris Palotai: Freehold Flat 41
István Örkény: Café Niagara 57
Géza Ottlik: Nothing’s Lost 65
Endre Vészi: Chapters from the Life of Vera Angi 103
Iván Mándy: Ball Game 142
Ferenc Karinthy: Thirty-three 154
Miklós Mészöly: The Falcons 177
Endre Fejes: Blue-white Love 215
Erzsébet Galgóczi: Eleven Is More than Three 235
   
Isvtán Gall: The Nativity of the Virgin 246
Ákos Kertész: Kasparek 259
István Csurka: Protest Song 294
György Moldova: Baumgartner, the Sensitive Goalie 301
István Császár: A Journey with Jakab 312
Ádám Bodor: The Out-station 322
Dezső Tandori: Whose Material Lasts Longer 345
András Simonffy: Revolt until Sunrise 352
Péter Hajnóczy: The Funeral 363
Péter Nádas: Family Portrait against a Purple Sunset 377
Géza Bereményi: The Swedish King 388
György Spiró: With my Father at the Game 406
Péter Esterházy: No Title; This Isn’t It Either 423
   
Biographical Notes (Lajos Illés) 435


SOURCE: Nothing’s Lost: Twenty-Five Hungarian Short Stories, selected by Lajos Illés, translated from the Hungarian by Richard Aczel et al., translations revised by Bertha Gaster. Budapest: Corvina Kiadó, 1988. 447 pp. Contents, pp. 5-6.


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