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Ilarie Voronca Books

    Ilarie Voronca stood as a leading figure of the Romanian avant-garde, initially a pioneer of Constructivism, he later evolved into a refined poet deeply influenced by Surrealism and, particularly during his time in Paris, echoed the spirit of Walt Whitman. His work left a significant mark, inspiring numerous poets throughout his life and beyond, most notably those associated with the 'Integral' and 'unu' circles, as well as the poets of the 1980s generation.

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    The Confession of a False Soul

    • The Confession of a False Soul

      • 98 pages
      • 4 hours of reading
      3.8(38)Add rating

      Exploring the surreal, this novel follows a young man who undergoes a peculiar procedure to replace his damaged soul with that of a deceased soldier. Translated from French, it combines haunting beauty with poetic symbolism, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. The narrative, marked by a spare yet evocative style, invites readers into a realm where love may be the only tangible truth amidst the blurred lines of reality and illusion. Originally published in 1942, this work showcases the brilliance of avant-garde Romanian author Ilarie Voronca.

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