Liliana Corobca

Liliana Corobca
Add a Photo Corobca at Donau Festival Ulm, 2022
Born	(1975-10-10) 10 October 1975 Călărași, URSS
Occupation	Novelist researcher essayist
Alma mater	University of Bucharest
Literary movement	Modernism
Years active	2003–present

Liliana Corobca (10 October 1975, Călărași, Republic of Moldova) is a Romanian writer and researcher.

Biography

Corobca graduated the Faculty of Letters of the State University of Moldova (1997). She was a researcher at the Institute of History and Literary Theory „G. Călinescu” of the Romanian Academy (2002-2011), and associate professor at the Universities of Bucharest and University of Ploiești (2004 - 2007). She is an expert in the field of Romanian Exile.

Academic works

• Controlul cărţii. Cenzura literaturii în regimul comunist din România (The book control: literary censorship during communist Romania ), Cartea Românească Publishing House, Bucharest, 2014
• Instituţia cenzurii comuniste în România, Documente. Vol. I‑II (The Institution of Communist Censorship in Romania), Ratio & Revelatio Publishing House, Oradea, 2014
• Epurarea cărţilor în România. Documente (1944‑1964), (The expurgation of books in Romania. Documents), Tritonic Publishing House, Bucharest, 2010
• Golgota românească. Mărturiile bucovinenilor deportaţi în Siberia (Romanian Golgotha. The testimonies of the people from Bucovina deported to Siberia), Editing, notes, Vestala Publishing House, Bucharest, 2009
• Poezia românească din exil (Romanian exile poetry), anthology, preface, notes, Romanian Cultural Institute Publishing House, Bucharest, 2006
• Alexandru Busuioceanu, Un roman epistolar al exilului românesc (An epistolary novel of the Romanian exile), Correspondence, 1942‑1961, Editing, notes, translation, opening letter and afterword, Book I‑II, Jurnalul Literar Publishing House, Bucharest, 2003, 2004
• Personajul în romanul românesc interbelic (The character in the Romanian interwar novel), University of Bucharest Publishing House, 2003
• Panorama comunismului în România. Ed. Liliana Corobca. Iași: Polirom, 2020. 1152 pp. Notes. Index. Figures. Ron 99, hard bound.

Literary Works

• Negrissimo (Arc, Chisinau, 2003), winner of the ‘Prometheus’ Prize for debut awarded by the România literară magazine; the Prize for Prose Debut of the Republic of Moldova Writers’ Union and The Character in Inter‑war Romanian Novels (2003, translated into Italian and German);
• Un an în Paradis (A year in Paradise), Cartea Românească Publishing House, Bucharest, 2005; translated into Italian by Ileana M. Pop: Un anno all’inferno, Gruppo Editoriale Zonza, 2009; into German by Ernest Wichner: Ein Jahr in Paradies, Merz & Solitude Publishing House, Stuttgart, 2011
• Kinderland (Cartea Românească, 2013, Polirom, 2015), a bestseller of Cartea Românească Publishing House at the Bookfest Book Fair 2013, Radio România Cultural Award, Cristal Award at the International Festival of in Vilenica, Slovenia, in 2014, translated into German by Ernest Wichner - Der erste Horizont meines Lebens, 2015; into Slovenian by Aleš Mustar, 2015; into Serbian by Ileana Ursu Nenadić, Marija Nenadić, 2021);
• Die Zensur. Für Anfänger, Thanhäuser Publishing House, (translated into German by Gerhardt Czejka), Ottensheim am Donau, Austria, 2014
• The Empire of of the Spinsters (Cartea Românească, 2015);
• The Censor’s Notebook (Polirom, 2017, translated into English by Monica Cure, Seven Stories Press, 2022);
• The end of the road (Polirom, 2018),
• Lady Bird (Polirom, 2019),
• Ionesco. Elegies for the new rhinoceros (Polirom, 2020);
• The Old Maids’ Empire (2015);
• Censorship for Beginners, three-act monologue (2014).

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