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'''Peter Hargitai''' (born 1947 [[Budapest, Hungary]]) is a [[poet]], novelist, translator of Hungarian literature, and lawyer. |
'''Peter Hargitai''' (born 1947 [[Budapest, Hungary]]) is a [[poet]], novelist, translator of Hungarian literature, and lawyer. |
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Peter Hargitai (born 1947 Budapest, Hungary) is a poet, novelist, translator of Hungarian literature, and lawyer.
Life
He grew up in Balástya, Hungary. He immigrated with his family after 1956. He graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a Master of Fine Arts. He taught at University of Miami, and Umass Amherst.[1]
He is on the English faculty at Florida International University in Miami.[2][3]
Awards
- 1988 Academy of American Poets Landon Translation Award
- Fust Milan Prize from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
- Pro Cultura Hungarica Medal from the Republic of Hungary.
Works
Poetry
- Mother Tongue. iUniverse. 2003. ISBN 9780595273027.
Novel
- Daughter of the Revolution: A Novel. iUniverse, Incorporated. 2006. ISBN 9780595414444.
- Millie. iUniverse.com. 2006. ISBN 9780595843084.
- Atilla: a Barbarian's Story. iUniverse. 2003. ISBN 9780595273003.
- Magyar Tales. University of Massachusetts. 1989.
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Translations
- Attila József (1999). Perched on Nothing's Branch: Selected Poems of Attila Jozsef. White Pine Press. ISBN 9781893996007.
- Attilla Jozsef: Selected Poems. iUniverse. 2005. ISBN 9780595356140.
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Non-fiction
- "Budapest is a riot!". October 29, 2006.