Cezar Ivănescu
Cezar Ivănescu was a prominent Romanian poet, born on August 6, 1941, in Bârlad. He made his literary debut in 1959 with verses published in the magazine 'Luceafărul' and released his first book, 'Rod', in 1968, which won him the Grand Prize at the National Poetry Festival in Iași. Throughout his career, Ivănescu was known for his musical poetry performances, and he served as an editor for 'Luceafărul' from 1974 to 1990. He held the position of director at the 'Junimea' publishing house from 2000 until his passing on April 24, 2008, in Bucharest. A member of the Romanian Writers' Union, Ivănescu received numerous accolades, including the 'Mihai Eminescu' poetry prize and the National Order of Romania's 'Steaua României'. His contributions to Romanian literature have left a lasting legacy, and he is often regarded as one of the most prolific poets after Nichita Stănescu.
Born on Aug 06, 1941 (83 years old)
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Cezar Ivănescu was a prolific Romanian poet who faced the risk of having his grave exhumed due to unpaid cemetery fees.
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