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Ben Corlaciu was born on 6 March, 1924 in Romania, is a Benedict Corlaciu was poet and prose writer poet and prose writer. Discover Ben Corlaciu's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 57 years old?

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Date of death 1981
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1924

Benedict Corlaciu (March 6, 1924–June 16, 1981) was a Romanian poet and prose writer.

Born in Galați, his parents were Neculai Corlaciu and his wife Rozalia.

1941

In 1941, Corlaciu entered the circle surrounding Albatros magazine, together with Geo Dumitrescu and Dinu Pillat; in 1944, he joined the Romanian Writers' Society.

He made his published debut in Albatros, and also contributed to Vremea, Timpul and Revista Fundațiilor Regale.

His first volume of poetry was the 1941 Tavernale, followed by Pelerinul serilor (1942), Arhipelag (1943), and Manifest liric (1945; Editura Forum Prize).

These were typical for the World War II generation, marked by a spectacular attitude of revolt, with avant-garde echoes, but also marked by the symbolism of George Bacovia.

The romantic pose of damnation, the social revolt and ironic fantasy grouped him with generational colleagues Dumitrescu, Dimitrie Stelaru, Constant Tonegaru, and Ion Caraion.

1945

This included not only the earlier work but also an ample section called Postumele and covering 1945–1967; the latter show a retreat from the manifesto poem and an evolution toward more interior forms of lyricism.

1946

He published the novel Moartea lângă cer (1946).

1947

After attending primary and high school in Bucharest, he graduated from the literature and philosophy faculty of the University of Bucharest in 1947.

1949

During the socialist realist period, this was followed by short stories and reportages that conformed to the era's dictates: La trântă cu munții, 1949; Candidatul, 1950; Timpii de aur, 1951; Pâinea păcii, 1951; Noaptea de la Ipotești.

1957

Două episoade, 1957.

1959

He later published two other novels: Cazul doctor Udrea (1959) and Baritina (1965, republished in 1972 as Când simți că moare vântul).

1965

He was a proofreader for Timpul newspaper; an editor at Frontul plugarilor and Flacăra; a cultural officer at the Bucharest Writers' House (1965–1968); and coordinator of the literary almanac edited by the Romanian Writers' Union (1968–1970).

1969

He next published poetry in 1969, with the anthology Poezii.

1972

Poeme florivore (1972) marks a return to the earlier style of poetry.

His intended title, Explozia sertar, was censored, but allowed to appear in the massive anthology Starea de urgență, also from 1972.

1974

His last poetry book was Arcul biologic (1974).

1975

In 1975, he emigrated from Romania and settled in Paris, where he died several years later.

As a result of his departure, the communist regime banned his works and removed his name from literary dictionaries and histories.