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Gerty Agoston

Hungarian-American playwright and novelist

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Gerty Agoston was a Hungarian novelist.

Gerty Agoston is a Hungarian-American playwright and novelist.

Early life Agoston was born in Budapest, Hungary. When she was 6 years old, she wanted to come to the United States after seeing American films.

After studying in Paris, she went to New York City with her sister who had married a United States citizen. When she was in Paris, she wrote for the publication New Yorker Staats-Zeitung for 26 years and was a film correspondent for Basler Zeitung. For 3 years, Agoston was the cultural correspondent of Deutsche Presse-Agentur. She later decided to quit her journalism career for writing novels and plays.

Writing career Agoston has written 13 novels which have been translated into multiple languages. One of her novels, My Bed Is Not For Sleeping, was banned in Australia. Other novels include I Married a Hundred Husbands and My Husband Is a Magnificent Whore. She translated German plays into English as well as American plays into German.

Documentary She was one of the subjects of Deeper Than Y, a 2006 documentary about aging and the elderly.

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Who was Gerty Agoston?

Hungarian-American playwright and novelist

When was Gerty Agoston born?

Gerty Agoston was born in Budapest.

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Gerty Agoston was a novelist.

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Gerty Agoston was Hungarian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Gerty Agoston

· Wikidata: Q30145816

· DBpedia: Gerty Agoston

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