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Dan Sociu is a writer born May 20, 1978, in Botoşani, Romania. He belongs to the younger generation of poets, the so-called poets of 2000, who are often called representatives of "Miserabilism" by Romanian literary critics. This expression defines both a tendency to take on the pose of anti-hero and biographical writing which puts an emphasis on the banality of everyday life, allowing itself to be influenced by American popular literature. ==Publications== Come with me I know exactly where we are going, Tracus Arte, 2013, poetry Naive and sentimental poems, Cartea Românească, 2012 Mouths Dry with Hatred, Longleaf Press, University of Virginia, 2012 (poetry) Pavor nocturn, poetry, Cartea Românească, 2011; *2008 Special needs, novel, Polirom *2008 ''URBANCOLIA'', a phantasmatic neo-realist post-socialist novel, Polirom, Iaşi *2007 Co-author of: ''Poveşti erotice româneşti'' (t: Romanian Erotica ), Editura TREI, Bucureşti *2005 ''cîntece eXcesive'' (t: eXcessive songs), Cartea Românească, Bucureşti *2004, 2007, 2nd ed. ''fratele păduche'' (t: brother louse), Vinea, Bucureşti *2002 ''borcane bine legate, bani pentru încă o săptămînă'' (t: well-sealed jars, money for another week), Junimea, Iaşi *A selection of Sociu’s poems have been translated for German and English anthologies *The wall in my head, Words Without Borders, 2009, ''New European Poets'', Graywolf, 2008 *''No Longer Poetry'', Heaventree Press, ed. David Morley 2007 *''hat jemand etwas gefragt''(t: No one aked you), Versus, 2003 *''Ozone Friendly'', T Publishing House, 2002 ''Club 8 Poetry'', T Publishing House, 2001 *Translations of his poems and articles have also appeared in literary magazines in: Austria (''Wienzeile''), Sweden (''Ord & Build'',''Lyrikvännen''), Poland (''Lampa''), USA (''Circumference – University of Columbia''). *He has translated Charles Bukowski and published an anthology of poems by the author. * He has published poems, interviews, and he has been written up in the majority of Romanian cultural and literary magazines. *2007–present Publishes a monthly translation of a contemporary American poet in ''Revista Cuvântul'', Bucharest. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Dan Sociu」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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