Eduard Dorneanu
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Eduard Dorneanu | |
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 Eduard Dorneanu, Romanian Writer | |
| Born | October 1, 1968 |
| Nationality |  Romania , Romanian |
| Occupation | Writer |
| Organization(s) | Uniunea Scriitorilor din România, UNOTA |
| Awards | Premiul „Cartea Anului”, Premiul „Mihail Sebastian” |
| Website | eduarddorneanu.ro |
Eduard Dorneanu (born October 1 1968, Mălini, Suceava) is a Romanian writer.
In November 2017, he became a member of the Romanian Writers' Union (Uniunea Scriitorilor din România), receiving the honorary title from U.N.O.T.A. (The United Nations of Art and Science), an organization whose purpose is to protect art and science in all countries worldwide, and from the International Council of Arts - Literature Section.
Literary debut and activity
[edit]Eduard Dorneanu made his literary debut in 2011 with poems published in the magazine Luceafărul de dimineață.[1][failed verification] In the same year, he published his first volume with the Eurograph Publishing House in Cluj-Napoca. He collaborated with various literary magazines in Romania, such as Timpul,[2][failed verification] Mozaicul,[3][failed verification] and Caiete Silvane.[4][failed verification]
Published works
[edit]Dorneanu has published several volumes of poetry and prose, including:
Poetry
Gothic – Eurograph Publishing, Cluj-Napoca;
Frăția trandafirului rupt – Eurograph Publishing, Cluj-Napoca;
Jurământul Templierului – Eurograph Publishing, Cluj-Napoca;
Rugăciunea de piatră – Eurograph Publishing, Cluj-Napoca;
Neînțelese dimineți – Eurograph Publishing, Cluj-Napoca;
Sacra Erotica – Tracus Arte Publishing, Bucharest;
Sublimare – Eikon Publishing, Bucharest;
Poetica – Eikon Publishing, Bucharest;
Amprentele iubirii – Eikon Publishing, Bucharest.
Prose
Jurnalul apelor purpurii – Eurograph Publishing, Cluj-Napoca;
Jurnal de nopți și dimineți risipite – Eurograph Publishing, Cluj-Napoca;
Jurnal de primăvară mutilată – Eurograph Publishing, Cluj-Napoca;
7,63 – Eikon Publishing, Bucharest;
Mălini (Vol. I-IV) – Eikon Publishing, Bucharest;
Departe de Troia – Eikon Publishing, Bucharest.
Personal Anthology:
Jurnalul apelor purpurii – Tracus Arte Publishing, Bucharest.
Critical reception
[edit]Eduard Dorneanu's works have been analyzed by literary critics such as Radu Voinescu,[5][failed verification] Liviu Antonesei,[6][failed verification] and Carmen Ardelean.[7][failed verification] In the preface to the book Jurnalul apelor purpurii, Voinescu highlighted the distinct style of the author and his "atrocious poeticism", which distinguishes him within the Romanian literary landscape.[8] Antonesei, in a review of the volume 7,63, describes how Dorneanu explores themes of the everyday, making symbolic and fantastic references.[citation needed]
He is a honorary Member of UNOTA (The United Nations of Art and Science) and the International Council of Arts, Literature Section.[9]
References
[edit]- ^ "Cultural magazine - Luceafărul de dimineață". Luceafărul de dimineață. Retrieved 26 September 2024.
- ^ "Revista Timpul". revistatimpul.ro. Retrieved 26 September 2024.
- ^ "Revista Mozaicul". Revista Mozaicul. Retrieved 26 September 2024.
- ^ "Revista Caiete Silvane". Caiete Silvane. Retrieved 26 September 2024.
- ^ "Radu Voinescu – Spectacolul literaturii". Editura MLR. Retrieved 26 September 2024.
- ^ "Liviu Antonesei". Rumunsky Kulturni Institut. Retrieved 26 September 2024.
- ^ "Carmen Georgeta Ardelean". Romanian Writers' Union, Cluj Branch. Retrieved 26 September 2024.
- ^ Voinescu, Radu. "7.63". Bun de citit. Retrieved 22 September 2024.
- ^ Micuțariu, Daniela. "Suceava writer Eduard Dorneanu, named honorary member of UNOTA and the International Council of Arts". Monitorul Suceava (Press release). Retrieved 22 September 2024.