Five female poets, five voices, three generations

Claudiu M. Florian and Tatiana Tibuleac, two Romanian writers, start a discussion on migration and multilingualism

What role does the anecdote play in European history? Writers Matei Visniec, Adrian Cioroianu, Jacques De Decker and Baudouin Decharneux take a closer look at the short narrative form

Three Romanian writers share their thoughts on the exhibition at the House of European History and reflect on the revolution

Linda Maria Baros is a poet, translator and publisher

Crime writers George Arion, Alain Berenboom and Liliana Lazar discuss why crime novels are more popular than ever

Three comedians pay tribute to the famous Surrealist poet Gherasim Luca

Panel about the pioneering role of the Romanian avant-garde in Dada and the surrealist movement

Award-winning prose writer and poet Simona Popescu is a guest at Maison de la Poésie

Moni Stanila is a Moldovan poet, columnist and literary coordinator

Catalina Oslobanu currently translates works by Dutch and Flemish authors to Romanian

Floarea Tutuianu is both a poet and a painter. She is the author of seven collections that mix poems and pictorial works

Poetic performances and video to open the exhibition 101 Livres-Ardoises in beauty

Michel Carassou is a publisher and writer, specialist in literary avant-gardes of the 1920s and 1930s, author of essays on Dada and surrealism, and a biography of René Crevel

Gabriela Adamesteanu (1942) writes novels, short stories and essays as well as working as a translator and journalist

An encounter with the most translated author in Romania and one of the most important voices in Eastern European literature

Angela Marinescu is an influential Romanian poet with a visceral writing style

Doina Ioanid's poetry books can be read as the story of a woman's life in "immediate unreality," where autobiography and dream intermingle in a disturbing way

After a first surrealist poetry book, Irina Nechit's poems have evolved into a more narrative, concrete, direct and simple style

George Arion is a famous Romanian crime writer, poet, essayist, librettist and journalist.

Liliana Lazar was born in 1972 in Romanian Moldavia. For her novel "Terre des affranchis", she won the Prix de la Romancière Francophone 2010

The novels of the Belgian Alain Berenboom overflow with a humor tinged with self-mockery, mixed with panache and modesty, and covered with a layer of absurdity

Jan H. Mysjkin is a poet and translator who makes Dutch, French and Romanian post-war poetry and literature available in each other's language and cultural areas

In the poems of Teodor Duna, cataphasia, a mental disorder that disrupts the train of thought and language, plays an important role

The poems of the Romanian Cosmin Perta are full of surreal humor. He is described as "a poet of the daily and prose writer of fantasy"

Matéi Visniec has made a name for himself internationally with his clear, lucid, bitter poetry and plays

Journalist Terry Verbiest speaks in Muntpunt about his residence in Timisoara

Journalist Terry Verbiest speaks in Muntpunt about his residence in Timisoara

The second poetry-reading of Transpoesie 2019 is a unique evening with five contemporary poets, among whom Dan Coman from Romania

A poetry-filled evening with Romanian culinary specialties, in the company of poet and chef Mircea Dinescu and Mira Feticu

Ludmila Patlanjoglu wrote L'homme danse about Gigi Caciuleanu, a legendary dancer and choreographer. The two are brought together for an evening filled with dance, in honour of Caciuleanu's international career

Claudiu M. Florian has won in 2016 the European Union Prize for Literature for his novel Vârstele jocului: Strada Cetăţii (The Ages of the Game: Citadel Street)

Romanian writers Gabriela Adamesteanu, Mircea Cartarescu, Ioana Parvulescu and Catalin Pavel look back at the Revolution of '89

Andreea Rasuceanu, born in 1979, is a Romanian writer, literary critic and editorial manager

Carmien Michels' (1990) art balances between writing and performance, between the urban and the classical

Mica Gherghescu is specialised in linguistic invention, concrete and visual poetry, forms of writing and other discursive practices in the artistic field

Mircea Dinescu is one of Romania's leading poets and gourmet chefs

Graduated in Romanian and Dutch Literature, Mira Feticu is a radio presenter, scenarist and publicist and part of a new generation of Dutch, feminist writers

Petre Răileanu is specialized in the literary and artistic avant-garde in Romania and France

Tatiana Tibuleac is a literary phenomenon. As a journalist and author, she has received numerous prizes

Despite high praise by prominent poets and critics, First Acceptance, a surrealist work by Sebastian Reichmann, was subjected to heavy censoring

During the Poëzieweek, immerse yourself in the best of Romanian poetry with Irina Nechit, Doina Ioanid, Cosmin Perta, Teodor Duna and Jan H. Mysjkin

Accompanied by writers Simona Popescu and Andreea Rasuceanu and translator Catalina Oslobanu, poet Carmien Michels talks about her residency in Timisoara

Catalin Pavel is a writer and a doctor of archaeology. He has written four novels, including a parodying biography of the Flemish composer of polyphonic music Josquin des Prez

Ioana Parvulescu is one of Romania's best-selling authors. Her novel Life Begins on Friday won the EU Prize for Literature

An encounter with the most translated author in Romania and one of the most important voices in Eastern European literature