LÁSZLÓ NAGY (Felsőiszkáz, 1925 – Budapest, 1978), poet, translator. From 1953 to 1957 he worked as editor of the children’s monthly Kisdobos, then as its editor- in-chief. From 1959 until his death he was picture editor of the cultural weekly Élet és Irodalom, and also one of its principal contributors. His poetic revolution aimed at transplanting the Bartókian model in Hungarian poetry; a rich pictorial quality, great linguistic strength and a special world of forms characterised his poems, influencing generations of young poets.