15 Facts About Attila Bartis

Attila Bartis was born on 1968 and is a Romanian-born Hungarian writer, photographer, dramatist and journalist.

Attila Bartis's books have been translated into over 20 different languages.

Attila Bartis was born in 1968 in Targu Mures, in the Transylvania region of Romania.

Attila Bartis's parents were Ferenc Bartis and Margit Gherasim.

Attila Bartis's family were part of the Hungarian minority of Romania.

Attila Bartis worked as a photographer and in a used bookstore.

Attila Bartis is perhaps best known for his novel Tranquility, which was published in 2001.

For one year, Attila Bartis wrote short stories in the feuilleton of magazine Elet es Irodalom, publishing one story each month.

In 2019, Attila Bartis published Az eltunt ido nyoma, a collection of diary entries and "sticky notes".

Attila Bartis's books have been translated into English, Arabic, French, German, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Romanian, Polish, Czech, Croatian, Norwegian, Estonian, Serbian, Dutch, Italian, Slovak, Russian, Macedonian and Uyghur.

In 2010, Attila Bartis published a photo-book titled A csondet ugy, featuring 365 low-resolution photos taken with a mobile phone from January 2005 to December 2008.

Attila Bartis adapted Tranquility into a dramatic play, titled Anyam, Kleopatra, which premiered at the National Theatre in Budapest in 2003.

Attila Bartis made his debut as a theater director in 2016 and directed his play Rendezes at the National Theatre in Targu Mures, Romania.

Attila Bartis has lived in Budapest since 1984, and has partly lived in Yogyakarta since 2014.

Attila Bartis's daughter was born in 1990, and his son was born in 1993.