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Who’s afraid of poetry? Episode 4: Simona Popescu
I first met Simona Popescu in 2003 when I crashed Read More …
Robert Șerban @ MNLR
Robert Șerban reads a poem from his new book, Hidden Read More …
Doina Ioanid @ Observator Cultural
Doina Ioanid is reading the first poem from her most Read More …
Ioana Nicolaie @ MNLR
Happy New Year from Romanian Literature Now! We’ re starting Read More …
Mircea Cărtărescu will publish a new diary
Since 2001, Mircea Cărtărescu has started to publish his journals. Read More …
FILIT, the biggest Literature Festival in Romania, starts today 4-8 October
The Iasi International Festival of Literature and Translation (FILIT) is an Read More …
Closeness, by Marin Mălaicu-Hondrari, is being adapted for the cinema The Romanian/Spanish/Czech coproduction is the first film shot by Giurgiu abroad.
Romanian writer/director/producer Tudor Giurgiu will start shooting his fourth feature Read More …
„Traditional publishers must rethink their role from gatekeepers to curators of content“ Interview with Ana Nicolau, General Manager at Nemira Publishing House
© Cătălina Flămînzeanu Ana Nicolau is the General Manager of Read More …
Who’s afraid of poetry? Episode 3: Lloyd Schwartz "The act of writing a poem is a moral act"
Everytime I read a great American poet I think of Read More …
Matei Brunul by Lucian Dan Teodorovici, published by Dalkey Archive Press
The highly critically acclaimed novel, Matei Brunul, by Lucian Dan Teodorovici has Read More …
„Writing is the only way of life“ Lucian Dan Teodorovici, „Cel care cheamă câinii“, Polirom, 2017
„On Saturday, the 24th of September 2016, I was taking Read More …
Marin Mălaicu-Hondrari reads “Tomorrow, around this time” (video)
Tomorrow, around this time I sit in the smoke-filled Read More …
Radu Jude’s „Scarred Hearts”: Engaging with Romanian literature, historical anti-Semitism and the genre of the period film A text by Veronica Lazăr and Andrei Gorzo
The relation between the film and the literary text Read More …
The Black Swan
End of october 1977. Mircea Cărtărescu reads his ample poem Read More …
The Dimension of Solenoid (I)
The new paperback edition of Solenoid Rarely has a writer Read More …
The Dimension of Solenoid (II)
Read first part HERE. The first few hundred pages of Read More …
Benjamin Fondane review in the The Guardian
Nicholas Lezard has reviewed Existential Monday, by Romanian poet Benjamin Fondane (Benjamin Read More …
Solenoid
Part novel, part metaphysical essay and poem, Solenoid (which is about Read More …
Mircea Cărtărescu poems
From nothing: poems (1988-1992) Translated by Andrew K. Davidson Read More …
Max Blecher’s Body without Organs.
Max Blecher’s writings are the literary expression of a body Read More …
Blinding: Book One Translated by Sean Cotter
Before they built the apartment blocks across the street, before Read More …
Mircea Cărtărescu Interview on Words Without Borders
Romanian poet, fiction writer, and journalist Mircea Cărtărescu was awarded the 2016 Read More …
Who’s afraid of poetry? – a new web series
Can poetry be dangerous? Can it still be subversive? If Read More …