The 13th edition of the Observator Cultural Awards Gala was held on April 9 at the Odeon Theatre in Bucharest. On this occasion we talked...
The 13th edition of the Observator Cultural Awards Gala was held on April 9 at the Odeon Theatre in Bucharest.
The 6th edition of the International Festival of Literature and Translation was held between October 3 and 7.
Bogdan Suceava's latest book is called “The History of Lapses. On Lost Manuscripts
Born in 1983, poet Claudiu Komartin made his debut in 2003, before turning 20, with the volume “The Puppeteer and Other Insomnias, which was awarded the “Mihai Eminescu Prize for debut.
“Bucharest in Literature. Six Possible Readings of the City is a sort of experiment on the many forms of relation between the city and its literary projection
Vasile Voiculescu gained literary recognition due to his religious poetry and fantasy fiction.
The Bucharest International Literature Festival was a roundup edition and included two public reading and debates sessions, hosted by the Romanian...
The Bucharest International Literature Festival was a roundup edition and included two public reading and debates sessions, hosted by the Romanian Peasant Museum and an event dedicated to students
The National Romanian Literature Museum in Bucharest jointly with the Gellu Naum Foundation have this year staged the inaugural edition of the Gellu Naum Festival.
PEN Club Romania staged a debate themed “Women in the Public Sphere.
The inaugural evening of the Bucharest International Literature Festival was hosted by the Peasant Club in Bucharest
Marin Preda is one of the most exciting and influential literary voices in post-war Romania.
