Anna Elżbieta Myszyńska (Polish pronunciation: [ˈan.na mɨʂɨɲ.ska]); née Schneider; 30 June 1931 – 30 September 2019) was a Silesian writer, photographer, poet, translator and a promoter of Silesian language and tradition.

It was not until 1952 that she went to a nursing school in Racibórz, which she graduated as an autodidactist with honors, and got a job at a hospital in Opole.

She started writing short stories in Silesian "Jak to piyrwej było" for the newspaper, in which she recalled her childhood, youth, church holidays, old customs and rituals related to the seasons and work in the countryside, while comparing them to the present day.

In 1994, she received a proposal from Polish Radio Opole to cooperate in the program "Nasz Heimat" conducted by the editor Andrzej Russak for the German minority.

She collaborated with "Tygodnik Prudnicki", for which she translated into Polish the content of the novel Summer of Dead Dreams by Harry Thürk.