Original sentence: Born in Bucharest into a family of Jewish extraction, he was the son of Lazăr Colin, a clerk, and Ella (née Pauker, the sister of Ana Pauker).He became especially noted for his works in the science fantasy genre, for which he became the recipient of three Eurocon awards.Jean Colin (May 1, 1921 - December 6, 1991) pseudonym Vladimir Colin, was a Romanian writer of fantasy and science fiction short stories.This latter work became his best known book — it has since been edited and printed as a comic book in Spain and France, with drawings by the Croatian artist Igor Kordey
Edited sentence: Among the Romanian and international recipients of the Vladimir Colin International Award are Vladimir Tismăneanu, Andrei Codrescu, Nicolae Manolescu, and Şerban Foarţă.As a posthumous tribute, Nemira publishing house has republished Colin's fiction books in a Vladimir Colin author series.Born in Bucharest into a family of Romanian Jewish extraction, he was the son of Lazăr Colin, a clerk, and Ella (née Pauker, the sister of Ana Pauker).He became especially noted for his works in the science fantasy genre, for which he became the recipient of three Eurocon awards during his lifetime (a recognition no other Romanian writer has since equaled).His works of fiction are known on several continents.In 1992, the writer Leonard Oprea founded the Bucharest-based Vladimir Colin Romanian Cultural Foundation as well as the Vladimir Colin International Award.In 2000, Ion Hobana and Gérard Klein instituted the Vladimir Colin Awards for excellence in science fiction literature.Legendele Ţării lui Vam became Colin's best known book — translated into several languages, it has since been edited and printed as a comic book in Spain and France, with drawings by the Croatian artist Igor Kordey.Vladimir Colin (pen name of Jean Colin; May 1, 1921 - December 6, 1991) was a Romanian short story writer and novelist, one of the most important fantasy and science fiction authors in Romanian literature