Hi BookCrosser!

Welcome to my profile!

I pretty much dislike describing people in a few sentences - I believe it's impossible. Anyway, let's give it a try. Here's some basic information about me:

I'm a university student at ELTE, Budapest. Most of my lessons are concerned with Australian Studies at the moment. It's highly likely that I'm writing my thesis on Australian Literature, so at the moment I'm most concerned with books dealing with this country, its peoples, especially Aboriginals . + Anything by KATE GRENVILLE + Andrew McGahan

While there are some books that I'm willing to send to anyone, there are some others as well which I intend to keep or get back later on. However, feel free to contact me any time if you are interested in anything on my bookshelf, we might come up with something that suits us both - especially if you live in Budapest.

Please don't ever send me books without consulting me, I do respect that some BCs wish to send a book everywhere, but sending a book that the receiver does not appreciate is a waste of time and money alike and it's against the whole idea of BookCrossing, in my opinion at least.

I'm willing to arrange BC meetings in Budapest any time, so please contact me if you're interested! Also check out the homepage of the British Council for information on reading circles on contemporary British authors in Budapest, called 'Faces and Places'.
www.britishcouncil.org/hungary-literature-faces-and-places.htm


Books read recently :
Hemingway: A Farewell to Arms
Moravia, Alberto - Unalom (Boredom)
Lorenz, Konrad: King Solomon's Ring
Rice, Anne: Servant of the Bones
Watterson, Bill: Calvin and Hobbes - Sunday Pages 1985-1995 :DDD
Wharton, William: Birdy
Dan Brown: The Da Vinci Code
Bulgakov: Master and Margarita

Currently reading:
Ken Casey: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest