Răzvan Țupa

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Răzvan Ţupa (born 1975) is a Romanian poet. His first book Fetis won the 2002 Mihai Eminescu First Book in Poetry National Award.[1]

Ţupa was born in Brăila and raised in Bucharest. He is a graduate of International Academy for Study of Religions and Culture History in Bucharest. Tupa was included in No Longer Poetry: New Romanian Poetry an anthology edited in English by Heaventree Press, United Kingdom.[2] In 2012, his poetry was selected for "The Vanishing Point that Whistles", an anthology of contemporary Romanian poetry published by Talisman House in U.S..[3]

He was considered among the poets of the so-called The "2000" Generation in Romania. .[4]

His second book of poetry included a CD with audio versions of his poetry. In 2005 and 2006 he recorded video poetry.[5] In 2009, Razvan Tupa produced an one hour feature film presenting 24 young Romanian poets. "Poetry. the power" was shown in Bucharest, Berlin, Chishinev and Prague.[6]

He is the founding editor of the poetry magazine Versus/Versum.

In 2005 he launched Poetics of the Quotidian,[7] a series of literary meetings in Club A in Bucharest.

His poems have appeared in the literary journals România Literară, Litere and others. He read his poetry and attended different readings in Paris, Rome, Prague, Bratislava, New York and Berlin.[8] He lives in Bucharest.

Bibliography

  • Fetiş (Fetish) (2001)
  • Fetiş - O carte românească a plăcerii (Fetish - a Romanian Book of Pleasure) (2003)
  • Corpuri Româneşti (Romanian bodies) (2005)
  • Poetic. Cerul din Delft si alte Corpuri Româneşti (Poetic. The Sky in Delft and other Romanian bodies) (2011)

Notes

  1. Presentation of the poet at Writers.net
  2. The presentation of the British anthology by David Morley
  3. The press release of the American anthology of Romanian poetry
  4. An essay on Romanian new poetry published on Tupa's blog in English
  5. Video poems by Tupa on Youtube
  6. The announcement for Prague and Berlin presentation of the movie was on Romanian bodies blog
  7. Poetics of the Quotidian blog
  8. Ars Poetica Festival introducing Razvan Tupa
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