Dénes Zsófia (born Deutsch Zsófia Stefánia Mária) was a József Attila-prize Winner (1981) Hungarian writer, journalist.
Dénes was Paris correspondent for the Hungarian magazines Pesti Napló and Világ; she reported on the premieres of ballets composed by Igor Stravinsky and performed by Vaslav Nijinsky. She moved to Vienna in 1919 after the fall of the Hungarian Soviet Republic. Dénes worked for a Hungarian language newspaper there until 1925. She then returned to Budapest, where she worked as a journalist and also lobbied for women's rights and for pacifism.
She was briefly engaged to the Hungarian poet Ady Endre and published a memoir on his life Élet helyett órák (Hours instead of life) in 1935. In 1957, she published Akkor a hársak épp szerettek... (At that time the linden trees were loving) which also dealt with their relationship.
