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Time Flies

I have not updated this blog for a bit more than two years. Well, that's a long time.


Things I've done
:
- living, loving, partying, learning and working...
- reading a lot of books, (contemporary fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and sci-fi classics).
- I wrote a short story, a couple of poems, and lots and lots of blog posts in Hungarian about books and movies.
(I don't think it is worth the time and the energy to translate these to English, but we'll see what the future holds.)

My poetry book is not on sale anymore. (I will soon remove the dead links).

That's all for now.

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