Cs. Simon István

Cs. Simon István

Content translated to English by AI
poetjournalistsociographer
19 October 1942, Terján - 5 April 2007, Čoka

Biography

Source of the photo: https://www.vajma.info/cikk/kozlemenyek/4136/Meghirdettek-a-VI_-Cs_-Simon-Istvan-Vers-es-Prozamondo-Talalkozot.html

He completed primary school in his birthplace and in Čoka, the horticultural vocational school (1960) in Ada, and the horticultural branch of the agricultural college (1967) in Mostar. Between 1968 and 1972, he was an agronomist at the Čoka agricultural estate. From 1972 to 2006, he was a journalist for Magyar Szó.

In 2007, the Cs. Simon István Friendship Society was founded. In the same year, a memorial plaque was unveiled in Čoka in honor of the poet.

The Móra Ferenc Hungarian Cultural Association of Čoka has been organizing the Cs. Simon István Poetry and Prose Recitation Festival since 2015.

Literature about the creator

Obsessed with the Homeland (István Cs. Simon: Crossroads of Paths)
The Master of Mixing Colors
Impressionist Sociography
Author: Vajda Gábor
Falling Pegasus (István Cs. Simon: As the Wild Pear Tree)
Author: Vajda Gábor
A microworld and its writer
Author: Bori Imre
"Instead of the fashionable, expected whinings..." (István Cs. Simon: Scabbing)
The Vulnerability of Creation
Author: Vajda Gábor
At the celebration of István Simon's book
Cs. Simon István: My Hometown, Terján. In. Kortárs. 1995/4.
Sweet Pains (István Cs. Simon: My Hometown, Terján)
Author: Vajda Gábor
"Following the hot trail of my childhood"
About a village almost swallowed by silence
Author: Bori Imre
About a Disadvantaged Village
Selected or rather collected?
Cs. Simon István
Author: B. Z.
Selected or rather collected?. In. József J. Fekete: Alienation/Involvement. Hungarian Reader 2. Életjel Books, Subotica, 2014.

Interviews

One does not need to polish a real pearl
Author: Tari István
Homeland Crumbled to Dust
Talking Back to Destruction
"Oily, big tractors came..."

Prizes, scholarships

Memberships