Le plus spectaculaire écrivain « roumain » contemporain, vivant à l’étranger, est probablement l’écrivain américain Andrei Codrescu. Sujet multiple et écrivain presque anarchétypique comme structure, Andrei Codrescu est de prime abord un admirateur des extravagants et des étranges du genre de Tristan Tzara ou Salvador Dali, mais pas seulement. Cela le rend doué d’un absurde urmuzien, ionescien mais le fait aussi se manifester comme personnalité nuancée, hétéronyme, du genre de Fernando Pessoa. Poète, prosateur, essayiste, journaliste, Codrescu essaie d’entrecroiser les genres et d’obtenir un palimpseste alchimique, d’où la curiosité voluptueuse avec laquelle on lit ses livres.
The most spectacular « Romanian » contemporary writer, who lives abroad, is probably the American writer Andrei Codrescu. As a multiple subject and almost anarchetypic writer, Andrei Codrescu is first and foremost an admirer of extravagant and strange artists such as Tristan Tzara or Salvador Dali. That explains the influence of the absurd in his writings (ressembling that of Urmuz or Ionesco), and also the way of he expresses himself as a personality, that reminds us of the particular style of Fernando Pessoa. Andrei Codrescu is a poet, a novelist, an essayst and a journalist. He attempts to cross over the genres in order to obtain an alchemical palimpsest, which can provoke the voluptuous curiosity of any kind of reader.
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Andrei Codrescu, sujet multiple, entrecroiser les genres, palimpseste alchimique, poète, prosateur, essayiste
Andrei Codrescu; multiple subject; criss-crossing the genres; alchemical palimpsest; poet; novelist; essayst
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