What roles might the National Széchényi Library continue to play in a world in which far more books and journals are published digitally than actually go to the printing press? And what roles might it play in a world in which people arguably read less and less? What are the oldest documents in the library’s collection? Which items from the various collections are stored in digital formats, in the archives in Svalbard, to be preserved in case of an apocalypse? We touched on these questions and more in a conversation with Dávid Rózsa, Director-General of the National Széchényi Library.