Welcome to the Spring 2024 issue of Folyosó, and happy fourth birthday to the journal! This issue—with cover art by Emese Kassai— features poetry, stories, essays, and more. We welcome your readership!
This issue features two poems that students submitted independently, outside of the context of English class. One of them is in Hungarian! Other pieces in this issue include stories about a utopia or dystopia (or both), futuristic flash fiction, and U.S.-style college application essays.
Poetry
- Zalán Nagykovácsi: Unmasked Brilliance
- Hanna Káplár: Pillanatkép
Utopian and Dystopian Stories
- Eszter Forvith: Being Like the Majority
- Áron Kaposvári: The Eleventh Hour
- Zalán Kaposvári: Things Are Seldom What They Seem
- Márk Gál: How to Break out of a Dystopia, and Then Make a Utopia of It
- Jázmin Juhász: Nothing Is Stopping Me Anymore
Futuristic Flash Fiction
- Márk Kovács: A Found Object
- Zalán Kaposvári: To Make the Planet Flourish
- Áron Kaposvári: An Extraordinary Finding
College Application Essays
- Dominik Nemcsok: Am I Special?
- Eszter Forvith: Reconsidering a Dream
- Attila Nagy: One Step Closer
- Márk Kovács: My Work Should Be My Hobby
- Áron Kaposvári: It Started with the Ants
- Zalán Kaposvári: Building Blocks
- Viktória Wilujeng Botka: Turning Things Around
- Zsombor Górán: Challenge Upon Challenge
Submit to the Autumn 2024 issue!
Cover art: Emese Kassai.
All of the contributors to this issue are students of the Varga Katalin Gimnázium in Szolnok, Hungary.