<p>The Hungarian poet Márton Simon and the translator Timea Sipos join Avni Vyas and Ryan Winet to talk about the Magyar language, the everyday practice of freedom, and the uncatchable early-morning hours of nothingness. (And cats.) Plus: Simon and Sipos read excerpts from their new TOA chapbook, “Songs for 3:45 AM,” in English and Hungarian.</p>

The Hungarian poet Márton Simon and the translator Timea Sipos join Avni Vyas and Ryan Winet to talk about the Magyar language, the everyday practice of freedom, and the uncatchable early-morning hours of nothingness. (And cats.) Plus: Simon and Sipos read excerpts from their new TOA chapbook, “Songs for 3:45 AM,” in English and Hungarian.

Márton Simon and Timea Sipos on Finding the Familiar in Another Language

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The TOA Podcast invites readers to eavesdrop and interlope on conversations among The Offending Adam’s editors and the authors we publish! Each month, we publish digital chapbooks at theoffendingadam.com, plus podcasts and newsletters that take you deeper into the poetic weeds. The Offending Adam is a literary nonprofit publishing new writing alongside innovative editorial engagement that invites readers into the context, history, and processes of literary creation.

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Márton Simon and Timea Sipos on Finding the Familiar in Another Language