As I got myself to take the task seriously, I got ready with three writing surprisingly soon. I was rather satisfied with them. They seemed up to par enough as any article in a newspaper. Kertész Imre could write better, of course - yet my manners (in my native language) has always been high class.
As a next move, I visited the website of Népszabadság (People's Liberty, a leading left-wing daily newspaper).
I was a bit taken aback to discover that there were several different e-mail addresses - each column had its own editor. True that I could had contracted the editorial directly, yet I suspected they got several emails a day, so had I sent my writings there, they could have been lost easily.
It took quite a few minutes to find the proper column for each of my articles, and the e-mail addresses of their editors.
Armed with the needed data, I triumphantly sent my articles to the addresses. I could not help feeling some hope.
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
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