Judith Furedi is the author and editor of Crevelations: Revelations through Creations, an anthology of poetry.

Her poems have been set to avant-garde music by Paul Reif and performed at Carnegie Recital Hall (recorded on Granadilla Records by William Vollinger). The piece is called ‘Dou For Three,’ and received very favorable reviews in The New York Times Arts section.

She is the winner of the David Markowitz Award for Best Poet from the English Department at CCNY at CUNY.

Her poetry has been published in literary magazines and online and she has recently represented John Lennon and Beatle fans on Facebook. She was given the opportunity by the PR Firm of Rogers and Cowan to interview Ms. Yoko Ono at the RR Hall of Fame, NY: John Lennon, The New York City Years.

Her interest in the Beatles and John Lennon was sparked as a youngster when she arrived in the United States as a ten-year old immigrant who did not speak a word of English. She was inspired and helped by the Beatles’ music to delve deeper into pop culture and journalism. Her strong attraction to creative writing eventually led her to concentrate her studies in 20th Century English and American Literature.

Ms. Furedi lives and works in New York City. Currently, she is finishing a full-length novel set in her native Hungary and she’s revising a psychological suspense novel.