Gyula Krúdy was a prolific Hungarian writer and journalist, best known for his atmospheric fiction rooted in nostalgia, dreams, and Budapest’s vanished world. Though his popularity waned before his death, Krúdy was rediscovered posthumously thanks to Sándor Márai’s homage to his iconic Sinbad tales, Sinbad Comes Home. Today, he is celebrated as a major figure in twentieth-century Hungarian literature.