Thank you for your input, everyone. I think we miss out on many unique voices due to the anglo-centric logic of the global book market. E.g. I would love to know how Central/Eastern European SFF writers reflect on the current turmoil in the world. *waves hello to all marginalised writers*

No literary agents in Hungary. UK agents rarely take translations. As an established writer in my native language, I keep running into closed doors on the English market. Fellow writers: Has anyone cracked the "small-language-author" problem? Share your magic tricks. #authorproblems

I am staying in Sweden for a residency until the end of November - a gloomy yet magical place to write, much like the world of John Bauer's illustrations. #Lidköping

Hello, bsky. I am a Hungarian writer drawn to memory, marginalised voices, and the uncanny places where the real and the magical overlap. Happy to meet other writers.