Trecutul vine turbat înspre mine

Crisula Ștefănescu is a graduate of the Faculty of Philology of the University of Bucharest, class of 1972, majoring in Romanian and French. In 1982, he emigrated to Germany and from 1983 he worked at the "Free Europe" radio station until it moved to Prague. He is first a researcher-analyst at the "Free Europe Research Institute", and in 1992 he moves to the Broadcasting Department, where he is the editor of the cultural show "Controversies-East-West Confluences. He has published over thirty books: poetry, theater, novel, memoir, diary, children's books, interviews. What disturbed me from the first moment in Crisula Ștefănescu's poems was the strange concomitance of neostenite and the ability to obsess. Ana Blandiana's poetry attracts attention through the brightness and morning freshness of the text, as well as through an always active artistic intelligence, thanks to which the reader is always taken by surprise and always conquered. Alex Ștefănescu