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Mircea Cărtărescu

Mircea Cărtărescu

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24 featured booksMircea Cărtărescu

Mircea Cărtărescu (n. 1 iunie 1956, București, România) este un poet, prozator, eseist, critic literar și jurnalist român. Profesor la Universitatea din București, este unul dintre cei mai premiați și traduși scriitori români ai perioadei postcomuniste, reprezentant notabil al postmodernismului românesc, publicând peste 30 de volume, traduse în 23 de limbi. Numele său a fost frecvent menționat pentru nominalizare la Premiul Nobel pentru literatură, fiind propus oficial, de două ori, de către Uniunea Scriitorilor din România. Este cunoscut mai ales pentru trilogia sa ambițioasă *Orbitor* (scrisă pe parcursul a mai bine de doisprezece ani), cartea sa de nuvele *De ce iubim femeile,* sau romanul *Solenoid.* ---------- Mircea Cărtărescu (born 1 June 1956, Bucharest, Romania) is a Romanian poet, prose writer, essayist, literary critic and journalist. A professor at the University of Bucharest, he is one of the most awarded and translated Romanian writers of the post-communist period, a notable representative of Romanian postmodernism, publishing over 30 volumes, translated into 23 languages. His name has been frequently mentioned for nomination for the Nobel Prize in Literature, being officially proposed twice by the Romanian Writers' Union. He is best known for his ambitious trilogy *Orbitor* ("Glaring," written over a period of more than twelve years), his collection of short stories *De ce iubim fatilei* ("Why We Love Women"), or the novel *Solenoid.*

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    Mircea Cărtărescu

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  • Solenoid

    Representative edition published 2024

    Open Work
  • Theodoros

    Representative edition published 2024

    Open Work
  • Solenoid

    Representative edition published 2024

    Open Work
  • L'ala dreta

    Representative edition published 2023

    Open Work
  • El ala derecha

    Representative edition published 2022

    Open Work
  • Melancolia

    Representative edition published 2021

    Open Work
  • Melancolia

    Representative edition published 2021

    Open Work
  • Travesti

    Representative edition published 2021

    Open Work
  • El cuerpo

    Representative edition published 2020

    Open Work
  • Nu striga niciodata ajutor

    Representative edition published 2020

    Open Work
  • Creionul de tamplarie

    Representative edition published 2020

    Open Work
  • Orbitor - Göz Kamastirici

    Representative edition published 2020

    Open Work
  • El cos

    Representative edition published 2020

    Open Work
  • El cos

    Representative edition published 2020

    Open Work
  • Rausch = States of euphoria

    Representative edition published 2019

    Open Work
  • L'ala esquerra

    Representative edition published 2018

    Open Work
  • L'ala esquerra

    Representative edition published 2018

    Open Work
  • Nostalji

    Representative edition published 2017

    Open Work
  • Correspondencias

    Representative edition published 2016

    Open Work
  • Levantul

    Representative edition published 2016

    Open Work
  • Die schönen Fremden

    Representative edition published 2016

    Open Work
  • Die Flügel

    Representative edition published 2016

    Open Work
  • El ojo castaño de nuestro amor

    Representative edition published 2016

    Open Work
  • Orbitor Cilt 2

    Representative edition published 2016

    Open Work