Stella Vinițchi Rădulescu / Romanian Women Voices in North America II

This week’s woman literary voice belongs to  Romanian-American veteran poet and academic Stella Vinițchi Rădulescu. The poet's daughter, Domnica Rădulescu, herself an acclaimed author and professor, will read excerpts from Stella's forthcoming  volume with Orison Books entitled Travelling with the Ghosts.

Watch on our Facebook, YouTube, IGTV and Website on Tuesday, April 6, 2 p.m. EST or any time later.

Women’s voices dominate the literature written by Romanians in North America. Co-curated with author and academic Cristina A. Bejan, Romanian Women Voices in North America turns the spotlight on this phenomenal wave of creativity and brings together the largest group of Romanian-American and Romanian-Canadian women writers ever assembled in cyberspace. The program’s second season features another inspiring and diverse line-up of authors, including Raluca Albu, Adina Dabija, Daniela Groza, Felicia Mihali, Adriana Oniță, Doris Plantus, Stella Rădulescu, Anca Roncea, Elena Secotă, and Saviana Stănescu.

Stella Vinițchi Rădulescu, Romanian-American poet, Ph.D. in French, is the author of many collections of poetry published in the United States, Romania, and France. She writes poetry in English, French and Romanian and her poems have appeared in a variety of literary magazines in the United States, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Romania. Her most recent volume of poems in French, titled Entre Chien et Loup, was published by L’Harmattan and her most recent volume of poems, titled A Cry in the Snow (from the French Un Cri dans la neige) and translated from the French by Luke Hankins, appeared at Seagull Books in 2019.