{"id":12549,"date":"2024-06-19T19:23:39","date_gmt":"2024-06-19T19:23:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/magyarpenclub.hu\/tagok\/gyorgy-vigdorovits\/"},"modified":"2024-06-19T19:23:39","modified_gmt":"2024-06-19T19:23:39","slug":"gyorgy-vigdorovits","status":"publish","type":"tagok","link":"https:\/\/magyarpenclub.hu\/en\/tagok\/gyorgy-vigdorovits\/","title":{"rendered":"Gy\u00f6rgy Vigdorovits"},"content":{"rendered":"

I was born in Cluj Napoca on 20 May 1963. I graduated from George Baritiu High School in Cluj Napoca in 1981. I did my military TR service in 1981-1982. <\/p>\n

Between 1982-1987 I graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (MA) of the Polytechnic Institute of Cluj-Napoca.<\/p>\n

Between 1987-1994 I worked as an engineer at Metalica Company in Oradea. In 1990, I made my debut as a publicist in the weekly Direct in Oradea, under the auspices of Bihor Daily. <\/p>\n

Between 1990-1994 I published poems and essays in prominent Romanian literary and public magazines Familia, Steaua, Tribuna, Vatra, Poezia, Convorbiri Literare, Pro Saeculum, Cetatea Cultural\u0103, Arcada, Sisif etc.<\/p>\n

During the same period I published political and attitudinal articles in various daily newspapers: Direct, Jurnalul Bihorean, Noua Gazeta de Vest in Oradea and Jurnalul Transilvan and Foaia Transilvana in Cluj Napoca.<\/p>\n

1994-1999 – Israel, where I worked as an electrical and development engineer at Rada Electronic Industries Beit Shean and Israel Electric Co. Haifa. <\/p>\n

1995-1999 – Reserve officer in the Israeli army. Here I wrote political articles and poems in Romanian language newspapers and magazines. <\/p>\n

2000-present – Hungary, Budapest.<\/p>\n

2000-2002 – Jolidon – Director of the Hungarian branch of a French Romanian company.<\/p>\n

2003-2004 – Director of the Hungarian branch of Argos – Romanian company.<\/p>\n

2004-present – entrepreneur, owner and manager of his own Hungarian and Romanian companies.<\/p>\n

2000-2004 – reports for Antena Cluj TV station and Romantic Radio Cluj from Budapest.<\/p>\n

From 2000 to now – I continued publishing poems and essays in the same Romanian magazines as in the 90s and more recently in Nord Literar, Caiete Silvane, Vatra Veche, Parnas 21, Avalon, radio Vocativ, TVR3 and TVR Cluj.<\/p>\n

Mention should be made of Literatura de Azi and Baabel where I have been publishing poems and articles since 2020.<\/p>\n

2000-present – my poems have been published in Hungarian translation in Korunk in 2010, issue 11 and in the Vintage – Twentieth Century Romanian Poetry, translated by Attila Szlafkay, 2015, Napk\u00fat Publishing House, courtesy of the National Cultural Fund.<\/p>\n

National Poetry Awards in Romania<\/h2>\n