Works
Due to political reasons, most of his work has been published post-mortem in its uncensored version (after the 1989 Romanian Revolution).
- În genul ... tinerilor ("In the Manner of... Youths") published 1934;
- Între viață și cărți ("Between Life and Books") – published 1976;
- Incertitudini literare ("Literary Uncertainties") - published 1980;
- Geo Bogza - Un poet al Efectelor, Exaltării, Grandiosului, Solemnității, Exuberanței și Patetismului ("Geo Bogza – A Poet of Effects, Exaltations, Solemnity, Exuberance and Pathetism") – published 1982;
- Critică la persoana întâi ("First-Person Critique") – published 1983;
- Escale în timp și spațiu ("Adjourns in Time and Space") – published 1987;
- Prin alții spre sine ("Towards Oneself through Others") – published 1988;
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