Ion Vinea
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 Ion Vinea. | |
| Born |
April 17, 1895 Giurgiu |
|---|---|
| Died |
July 6, 1964 (aged 69) Bucharest |
Ion Vinea, literary pseudonym of Ion Eugen Iovanaki, was a Romanian poet in the avant-garde movement. He was an editor (with Marcel Janco) of Contimporanul magazine (1922-32) that was central to the Romanian modernism.
While still on high school (St. Sava in Bucharest), he published poetry with Tristan Tzara and Marcel Iancu in Simbol revue (1912).
Writings[edit]
- Poems, and prose poems
- Descântecul şi Flori de lampă [Charm and flowers lamp], Biblioteca Dimineaţa, 1925
- Paradisul suspinelor [Paradise of Sighs], Bucharest: Cultura Națională, 1930. With 5 engravings and a portrait by Marcel Iancu.
- Ora fântânilor [Time of fountains], Bucharest: E.L.P., 1964.
- Poeme [Poems], Bucharest: Tineret, 1969
- Ornic nesupus: versuri (Poezii de duminică) [Ornic Rebellious: Poems. (Sunday Poems)], ed. Leo Butnaru, Chisinău: Eus, 1993. An anthology.
- Prose
- Lunatecii [Lunatics], Bucharest: E.L.P., 1965. A novel.
- Venin de mai [The Venom of May], Cluj-Napoca: Dacia, 1971. An unfinished novel
- Publicistică literară [Literary journalism], Bucharest: Minerva, 1977
- Săgeata şi arabescul. Articole şi pamflete [Arrow and Arabesque: Articles and Pamphlets], Bucharest: Minerva, 1984.
- Whisky Palace & alte elegii / Whisky Palace & altre elegie, ed. Geo Vasile, Timişoara: Bastion, 2008. A critical anthology. (in Romanian/Italian)
