Emma Molnár-Szabó is a Hungarian fantasy writer, special education teacher, and former actress born in Budapest. As an actress, she has participated in independent film projects and short films, most notably "Tabula rasa" (2016) and "A telep" (2014). Beyond her film credits, she is a recognized author within the Hungarian literary space. She won first place in a national literary competition for her short story "Látóvezetés" and subsequently made her publishing debut with the novel "Bárányszel...
Emma Molnár-Szabó is a Hungarian fantasy writer, special education teacher, and former actress born in Budapest. As an actress, she has participated in independent film projects and short films, most notably "Tabula rasa" (2016) and "A telep" (2014). Beyond her film credits, she is a recognized author within the Hungarian literary space. She won first place in a national literary competition for her short story "Látóvezetés" and subsequently made her publishing debut with the novel "Bárányszelídítés". She actively promotes reading and creative writing through her dedicated book community, "rizskalapos_tortenetek". In her professional career outside of the arts, she holds a degree from the Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Education at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), specializing in education for individuals with visual and hearing impairments. She has also served as the president of the Illyés Sándor College for Advanced Studies and regularly volunteers for social foundations like Bátor Tábor.
Emma Molnár-Szabó is a Hungarian fantasy writer, special education teacher, and former actress born in Budapest. As an actress, she has participated in independent film projects and short films, most notably "Tabula rasa" (2016) and "A telep" (2014). Beyond her film credits, she is a recognized author within the Hungarian literary space. She won first place in a national literary competition for her short story "Látóvezetés" and subsequently made her publishing debut with the novel "Bárányszelídítés". She actively promotes reading and creative writing through her dedicated book community, "rizskalapos_tortenetek". In her professional career outside of the arts, she holds a degree from the Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Education at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), specializing in education for individuals with visual and hearing impairments. She has also served as the president of the Illyés Sándor College for Advanced Studies and regularly volunteers for social foundations like Bátor Tábor.
