An Evening with Ágnes Hay

Ágnes Hay, a Hungarian graphic artist from London will introduce drawings and illustrations and her animated short films.

Cry Hungary!: The 1956 Hungarian Uprising in British Political Cartoons

Mark Bryant is secretary of the London Press Club and author of several books on the history of caricature and cartoon.

Eminent Hungarians

A light-hearted introduction to fifty great figures of science, thought, culture and action by Ray Keenoy, author of the book of the same title, who founded Boulevard Books in 1994 to promote world literature in translation. He also co-edited the Babel Guide to Hungarian Literature in Translation (2001), and is senior editor of the world literature website www.babelguides.com.

An Evening with George Szirtes

A reading and discussion of recent work, editing and translations, including books by Márai (Knopf), Nemes Nagy (Bloodaxe), the anthology An Island of Noise (Harvill), and Reel (Bloodaxe), by George Szirtes himself. George Szirtes' website

Magyar Posta - A Mirror of Politics and Culture

A celebration of the great age of Hungarian stamps. Mervyn Benford, a former teacher and headteacher, has been involved for decades with philately and with the Hungarian Philatelic Society of Great Britain. Hungarian Philatelic Society of Great Britain Magyar Posta