Zsuzsa Zalaba

* June 2, 1970, Párkány / poet, performer ; ; He has been involved in journalism for more than thirteen years, working as a reporter for the independent weekly newspaper NAP in Bratislava, as an editor for the monthly newspaper Párkány és vidéke, the weekly newspaper Szabad Földműves in Bratislava, the children's newspaper Cserkész in Dunaszerdahely, the youth magazine IFI in Bratislava and the daily and weekly newspaper Új Szó és vasnarp, also in Bratislava. He currently conducts interviews for the latter, as well as for the literary journal Irodalmi Szemle in Bratislava. He also worked as a regional correspondent for the Hungarian broadcast of Slovak Radio for one year. Since 2000, he has been a member and managing director of IN-Press Bt. in Budapest (organizing advertising, organizing press conferences, Slovak-Hungarian translation work, building and operating the publishing department). He is the editor of the educational-educational-informational children's website www.csutkamano.hu. ; In 1992, he held an independent action art performance at the international festival of the érsekújvár Stúdió erté contemporary art association (in Slovakia), and was a guest at the Tarascon festival in France. ; In 1993, he presented a poetry performance at the Romanian action art festival in Timisoara. ; In 1993, he presented another poetic space play at the Transart Communication international contemporary art festival organized by the Erté Studio in Érsekújvár, where he also participated in the organization of the poetry section. ; In 2001, his performance, which was combined with the book launch of Crossing, was organized in the Budapest Műcsarnok. ; In 2002, he performed a sound poetry performance titled Exile, which was combined with the book launch with poet Miriam Neiger-Fleischmann, also in the Műcsarnok and in the Museum in Komárom. ; In December 2002, at the poetry evening of the Parnasszus literary magazine, his poem Confession of a Mother was performed by the actress Anna Ráckevei. ; ; Works: ; In 1997, her first independent poetry collection, Érintések, was published (AB-ART Könyvkiadó, Pozsony); In 2001, her second independent poetry collection, Ákelés, was published (Ister Kiadó, Budapest); In 2002, Miriam Neiger-Fleischmann's Hungarian poetry collection, Száműzetés, was published, of which she made the translation (Ister, Budapest); In 2003, her interactive fairy tale novel, Hét lakat alatt, was published and brought the children's website www.csutkamano.hu to life. ; In 2007, her fairy tale book, A varázstoll, was published (Madách-Posonium, Pozsony). ; ; Anthologies: ; Restless Vines (1993, Lilium Aurum Publishing House, Dunaszerdahely) ; Gateway to Parnassus (1994, Madách Publishing House, Bratislava) ; As a Hungarian in the Highlands (as an interviewee, 1994, Püski Publishing House, Budapest) ; Anthology of Hungarian Women Poets (1997, Enciklopédia Publishing House, Budapest) ; Hungarian Literature in Slovakia (1945-1999) (Zoltán Szeberényi, 2001, AB-ART Publishing House, Bratislava) ; ; Source: http://animaportal.eu/hold/Zalaba/Zalaba.htm