Die Rumänen in Ungarn, Siebenbürgen und der Bukowina
- 242 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Ioan Slavici Books
Ioan Slavici was a Transylvanian-born Romanian writer and journalist whose literary work is marked by profound insights into human nature and societal dynamics. He masterfully blends realistic portrayals of life with deep psychological exploration, crafting memorable characters and narratives that delve into moral complexities. Slavici's distinct narrative style and his exploration of the human condition have cemented his place as a significant voice in Romanian literature. His writings offer a penetrating look at the social fabric and cultural landscape of his time.
Romanian Stories (Illustrated)
A Collection of Fifteen Stories Written by Some of Romania's Best Writers
- 302 pages
- 11 hours of reading
A collection of fifteen stories written by some of Romania's best writers of the late 19th century, early 20th century period, translated by Lucy Byng, revised by Tiberian Press, illustrated by Francesca Ibba: The Fairy of the Lake(Mihail Sadoveanu) The Easter Torch(Ion Luca Caragiale) At Manjoala's Inn(Ion Luca Caragiale) Alexandru Lapushneanu, 1564-1569(Costache Negruzzi) Zidra(Marc Beza) Gardana(Marc Beza) The Dead Pool(Marc Beza) Old Nichifor, the Impostor(Ion Creanga) Cozma Racoare(Mihail Sadoveanu) The Wanderers(Mihail Sadoveanu) The Fledgeling(Ioan Alexandru Bratescu-Voinesti) Popa Tanda(Ioan Slavici) Out in the World(Ion Popovici-Banateanu) The Bird of Ill Omen(Ioan Alexandru Bratescu-Voinesti) Irinel(Barbu Stefanescu Delavrancea)
