Mount Táltos

"New Year's Eve 2030 in Paris. While firecrackers are popping out there, Anne-Sophie, 20, spends her holiday alone in her attic. Or not alone, but in pairs with Arthur Rimbaud's volume of poetry. Anne-Sophie at one time felt her affluent, bourgeois environment, her parents' protective love, the monotony of the vineyards of Burgundy between which she grew up, and she rebels and flees to Paris. in the desert, next to the tents of the blue people, the Tuaregs, are battle dromedars, and above them the night-black sky shines with billions of stars.Davos, green mountains and intoxicating fresh air Bánffyhunyad. And many more stations, many detours and pitfalls, bends and dead ends, flares and csa on the long journey, at the end of which Anne-Sophie reaches the Balaton Uplands, the Táltos Hill, where she finds what she has always been looking for: herself and her place in the world. Your real home and your real companion. The dystopian novel, set in the 1930s and 1950s, is not only the developmental story of a young woman who seeks its roots and wants to create happiness and meaning, but perhaps also the man of our time in general. It is an entertaining and at the same time thought-provoking natural-social sci-fi, which is given special tension by the predictions and predictions for the decades ahead. Will we be able to cope with the challenges ahead of us, to avert the looming dangers? It is up to us - the answer is suggested by István Jásdi's multi-colored, multi-voiced book calling for an exciting intellectual adventure. ISTVÁN JÁSDI was born in 1947 in Budapest. He worked as an economist in Budapest, Milan, Paris and again in Budapest. He started a new life at the age of fifty: he and his wife bought the ruins of the former Ranolder cellar in Csopak. They renovated it, planted grapes and moved to a vinceller house between the vineyards overlooking Lake Balaton. They have been running the small estate for twenty years and producing elegant, characterful Csopak wines. In 2017, István Jásdi was chosen as the "Winemaker of Winemakers" by the best in the winemaking profession. In the Jásdi Cellar, new wines from Csopak are still new. "