Sașa Pană (Romanian pronunciation: [ˈsaʃa ˈpanə]; pen name of Alexandru Binder; 8 August 1902—22 August 1981) was a Romanian avant-garde poet, novelist...

home, Tzara's works were collected and edited by the Surrealist promoter Sașa Pană, who corresponded with him over several years. The first such edition...

storyteller and humorist Florin Mugur, author (poetry, prose, essays) Sașa Pană, poet and short story writer Maurice Samuel, novelist Elias Schwarzfeld...

published in Romania from April 1928 to December 1932. Edited by writers Sașa Pană and Moldov, it was dedicated to Dada and Surrealism. The first ten numbers...

April 1935, he opened a new personal exhibition at the Mozart Galleries. Sașa Pană wrote about it in his autobiographical novel, Born in 02: The catalogue...

being later enhanced by such figures as Ion Vinea, Geo Bogza, Lucian Boz, Sașa Pană and Eugène Ionesco. Beginning in the late 1930s, Urmuz also became the...

Romanian avant-garde, among them Victor Brauner, Max Blecher, Sesto Pals, Sașa Pană, and Paul Păun, and was friends with, among others, the essayist and theologian...

1956; it was followed ten years later by prints of never-published works. Sașa Pană oversaw a Romanian edition of many of Voronca's poems in 1972. Something...

Gide, Martin Heidegger, Ilarie Voronca, Geo Bogza, Mihail Sebastian, and Sașa Pană. In 1934 he published Corp transparent, a volume of poetry. In 1935, Blecher's...

politician Ion Oncescu (b. 1978), prolific arm wrestler, hall of famer Sașa Pană (1902–1981), avant-garde poet, novelist, and short story writer Theodor...

the early prose of Panait Istrati, and being a childhood favorite of Sașa Pană and Ion Călugăru; the latter went on to copy his writing style, in novels...

essayist and translator Gellu Naum, poet, playwright and translator Sașa Pană, poet Oskar Pastior, poet (German language) Adrian Păunescu, poet and...

I, the young author moved to Bucharest, together with his poet friend Sașa Pană. He managed to attend the Matei Basarab National College, but lived precariously—his...

works, befriending personalities such as Victor Brauner, Gellu Naum, Sașa Pană, Geo Bogza. Here, she also met poet Gheorghe Dinu, who became her husband...

(1964), Demostene Botez (1964), Ion Vinea (1964), Adrian Maniu (1965), Sașa Pană (1966), Agatha Bacovia (1967), and Ion Caraion (1978). He was married...

Gad, Sașa Pană, Claude Sernet-Cosma and Ilarie Voronca, as well as by artist-director Armand Pascal (who, in 1920, married Lina Fundoianu). Pană would...

Jewish-Romanian and American Literary Discourses", in Rodica Mihăilă, Irina Grigorescu Pană (eds.), Transatlantic Connections. Essays in Cultural Relocation, pp. 170–183...

illustrate Sadismul adevărului ("The Sadism of Truth"), written by unu founder Sașa Pană. By that time, the Janco family was faced with the rise of antisemitism...

interwar avant-garde and the postwar neo-modernists—on par with both Sașa Pană and Marin Sorescu; this verdict was received with astonishment by other...

fourth issue onwards, other names appeared as well: Mihail Bicleanu, Sașa Pană, Aurel Zaremba and others. In 1928, Deleanu continued his literary career...

with the Surrealist and far leftist group at unu, the magazine of poet Sașa Pană. This controversy reflected the major discrepancies between Contimporanul...

citing among these Cezar Petrescu and the former avant-garde writer Sașa Pană. He also notes that such imagery, accompanied by portrayals of Soviet...

established avant-garde sheet, but had a tense encounter with its editor, Sașa Pană. Nonetheless, unu hosted some of Pals' prose poems, including one which...

political rather than artistic: unu, dominated by communist hardliners Sașa Pană and Stephan Roll, was perplexed by the ambiguity surrounding Marinetti's...

artistic innovation (among them were Alexandru Ivasiuc, Adrian Marino, Sașa Pană and Eugen Simion). He was also revisiting the legacy of Junimea, contributing...

alongside Cruceanu, Mihail Davidoglu, Victor Eftimiu, Ioanichie Olteanu, Sașa Pană, Cicerone Theodorescu, and Haralamb Zincă. His sister had followed him...

"Cristian Sîrbu", in Iașul Literar, Vol. XII, Issue 4, April 1961, p. 38 Sașa Pană, "Ion Călugăru, din amintiri și din texte. La zece ani de la moartea scriitorului"...

such as Victor Brauner (who painted its exterior), Ilarie Voronca, and Sașa Pană. Inspired by the more senior poet Ion Vinea, the group stated its allegiance...

poems, and, in a letter to his Romanian editor and Surrealist writer Sașa Pană, asked for them not to be republished as a volume. Cernat, p.29-30 Cernat...

him alongside other left-wingers of that time, from Alexandru Toma and Sașa Pană to Radu Boureanu, Geo Dumitrescu, Magda Isanos, and Eugen Jebeleanu. Eventually...