Elizabeth Szász came to Hungary in the 1960s as the wife of writer Imre Szász and has lived in Budapest ever since. She mainly works as a translator, translating literature and screenplays as well as writing the English subtitles for many Hungarian films. In the 1970s she was Budapest stringer for the Financial Times and later she wrote and recorded scenes for the BBC World Service.

Eszter Molnár was born in Budapest in 1956. She spent five years in England as a child and in her early teens where she developed a passion for books, beautiful green spaces, rescuing animals and Marmite... She translates from English into Hungarian (mostly novels) and from Hungarian into English (mainly short stories). Contemporary literature for the most part.

Kálmán Faragó is a Budapest-based writer, poet and translator. He has translated contemporary British poetry for various anthologies and projects of the British Council and ELTE University, Budapest, and organised English-language poetry readings in Hungary. Recently he has been writing non-fiction about World War II.