ऑलॉदार लास्लोफ़्फ़ी / Aladár Lászlóffy
(1937-)
Educated in Transylvania and at Cluj University, Kolozsvar, Lászlóffy is renowned for his poetry, essays and novels. A professor of Hungarian Literature at Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj Kolozsvar since 1994. Possesses a distinctive, concise yet dense style.
His works include: Hangok a tereken, A hetvenes évek, Hogy kitudódjék a világ, Kőfalon kőszó, Felhősödik a mondatokba, etc.
His prizes include: 1971, 1983 Prize of the Romanian Writer’s Union, 1974 Prize of the Romanian Academy, 1984 Prize of the Európa Publishing House, 1988 Graves Prize, 1991 József Attila Prize, 1992 Látó Prize, 1993 Déry Prize, 1994 Berzsenyi Prize, 1995 Tiszatáj Prize, Bethlen Gábor Prize, Ady Endre Prize, 1996 Salvatore Quasimodo Prize, 1997 The Great Cross of the Order of the Hungarian Republic, 1998 Kossuth Prize.