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Pavey, Ruth

Ruth Pavey is a journalist who writes on fiction, gardening and contemporary crafts, and a teacher, working in inner London with refugee children and their parents. Other unequal struggles include trying to play the cello and to restore a derelict orchard in Somerset.

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The View from Denestornya

Ruth Pavey on Miklos Banffy, The Writing on the Wall: The Transylvanian Trilogy

Count Miklos Banffy’s Transylvanian Trilogy is a long novel about the follies, beauties and shortcomings of Hungarian society in the decade leading up to the First World War. He wrote it during the 1930s, when the disastrous outcomes of that war were still developing. Nostalgia may have been an active ingredient of this project, but Banffy’s purpose was to record rather than gild what had been lost. One of his conscious motivations was to help future Hungarians understand their past.

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