Jen¿ Heltai (1871-1957) was a Hungarian writer, poet, journalist, and playwright celebrated for his versatile storytelling and wit. Known for his contributions to Hungarian literature, Heltai's works often explore themes of social justice, human nature, and the complexities of urban life. His writing captures the essence of Budapest's evolving society in the early 20th century, blending humor with social critique. Heltai's legacy endures in Hungarian culture through his novels, plays, and poems that vividly portray both the charm and struggles of everyday people.