About Daniela Crăsnaru
Born 1950. Daniela Crăsnaru is a Romanian poet, writer, children's writer, politician and translator.
Daniela-Carmen Crăsnaru (born 14 April 1950) is a Romanian poet whose works have been widely translated. She has also written short stories and works for children. From 1990 to 1992, Crăsnaru was a deputy in the Romanian parliament, representing the National Salvation Front (FSN).
Crăsnaru has authored poetry, short stories and children's books. One of the most important contemporary poets in Romania, she has received international acclaim as a result of the translation of her poetry into at least 15 languages. In 1991, she received the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Romanian Academy where she is now deputy director. The poems in her Letters from Darkness reveal the contrast between the work she published in the Ceaușescu period with the subversive poetry she hid until the 1989 revolution.
Works The following are translations of Crăsnaru's works in English:
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Who is Daniela Crăsnaru?
Romanian poet
When was Daniela Crăsnaru born?
Daniela Crăsnaru was born on 14 April 1950 in Craiova.
What is Daniela Crăsnaru's occupation?
Daniela Crăsnaru is a poet, writer, children's writer, politician and translator.
What nationality is Daniela Crăsnaru?
Daniela Crăsnaru is Romanian.
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