About

I was born in Budapest, and escaped the evils of communism at a young age. When I was four, I jumped a fence, fought a guard, disarmed fifteen land mines, and swam across the Atlantic to New York City. Basically. (A more truthful, less exaggerated version of my coming to America story can be found here.)

I grew up on Roosevelt Island, where I buried a pet in a traffic circle, played street hockey, and never learned how to drive. I now reside in Albany Park, on the Northwest side of Chicago. I’m an editor extraordinaire, avid animal lover, gamer, pauper, princess, wanna-be part-time actress and poet.

twitter me @FruzsE

e-mail my gmail @ fruzsina.eordogh

I currently freelance,  write a monthly street art column for  Chicago Art Magazine, contribute to  various Patch sites serving the north suburbs, and I maintain a hyperlocal blog/forum (with an emphasis on community service) about my neighborhood.

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