Gellu Naum

Gellu Naum () adalah penyair, penulis novel, drama, kisah anak-anak dan penerjemah Rumania. Ia terkenal sebagai pendiri grup Surealisme Rumania.

Lahir di Bukares, ia adalah putra dari penyair Andrei Naum dan istrinya Maria. Pada tahun 1933, ia mulai belajar filsafat di Universitas Bukares. Pada tahun 1938, ia melanjutkan pendidikannya di Universitas Paris. Ia mendapat gelar PhD melalui tesis mengenai filsuf Pierre Abelard.

Karya 

 Drumeţul incendiar ("The Incendiary Traveler"; poems, illustrated by Victor Brauner), Bucharest, 1936
 Vasco de Gama, (poem, illustrated by Jacques Hérold), Bucharest, 1940
 Culoarul somnului, ("The Corridor of Sleep"; poems, illustrated by Victor Brauner), Bucharest, 1944
 Medium (prose), Bucharest, 1945
 Critica mizeriei ("Critique of Misery"; manifesto, co-written with Paul Păun and Virgil Teodorescu), Bucharest, 1945
 Teribilul interzis ("The Terrible Forbidden"; drama, illustrated by Paul Păun), Bucharest, 1945
 Spectrul longevităţii: 122 de cadavre ("The Specter of Longevity: 122 corpses"; drama, co-written with Virgil Teodorescu), Bucharest, 1946
 Castelul Orbilor ("Castle of the Blind"; drama), Bucharest, 1946
 L'infra-noir ("Infra-Black"; manifesto, co-written with Gherasim Luca, Paul Păun, Virgil Teodorescu, and Dolfi Trost), Bucharest, 1947
 Éloge de Malombra - Cerne de l'amour absolu ("Malombra's Eulogy - Black Circle of Absolute Love"; manifesto, co-written with Gherasim Luca, Paul Păun, and Dolfi Trost), Bucharest, 1947
 Filonul, Bucharest, 1952 ("The Vein"; prose)
 Tabăra din munţi, Bucharest, 1953 ("The Camp in the Mountains"; prose)
 Aşa-i Sanda, Bucharest, 1956 ("So Is Sanda"; poems for children)
 Cartea cu Apolodor, Bucharest, 1959 ("The Book With Apolodor"; poems for children, illustrated by Jules Perahim)
 Poem despre tinereţea noastră, Bucharest, 1960 ("Poem About Our Youth"; poems, illustrated by Jules Perahim)
 Soarele calm, Bucharest, 1961 ("The Calm Sun"; poems, illustrated by Jules Perahim)
 A doua carte cu Apolodor, Bucharest, 1964 ("The Second Book With Apolodor"; poems for children, illustrated by Jules Perahim)
 Athanor (poems), Bucharest, 1968
 Poetizaţi, poetizaţi... ("Poeticize, Poeticize..."; prose), Bucharest, 1970
 Copacul-animal ("The Animal-Tree"; poems), Bucharest, 1971
 Tatăl meu obosit ("My Tired Father"; poems), Bucharest, 1972
 Poeme alese ("Selected Poems"; poems), Bucharest, 1974
 Cărţile cu Apolodor ("The Apolodor Books", poems for children), Bucharest, 1975
 Descrierea turnului ("Description of the Tower"; poems), Bucharest, 1975
 Insula. Ceasornicăria Taus. Poate Eleonora ("The Island. The Taus Clockmakers. Eleonora, Perhaps"; drama), Bucharest, 1979
 Partea cealaltă ("The Other Side"; poems), Bucharest, 1980
 Zenobia (novel), Bucharest, 1985
 Amedeu, cel mai cumsecade leu, Bucharest, 1988 ("Amedeu, The Most Honest Lion"; poems for children, illustrated by N. Nobilescu)
 Apolodor, un mic pinguin călător, Bucharest, 1988 ("Apolodor, A Small Travelling Penguin"; poems for children, illustrated by N. Nobilescu)
 Malul albastru ("The Blue Shore; prose), Bucharest, 1990
 Faţa şi suprafaţa, urmat de Malul albastru ("Face and Surface, followed by The Blue Shore", poems), Bucharest, 1994
 Focul negru ("Black Fire"; poems), Bucharest, 1995
 Sora fântână ("Sister Fountain"; poems), Bucharest, 1995
 Întrebătorul ("The Inquirer"; prose), Bucharest, 1996
 Copacul-animal, urmat de Avantajul vertebrelor ("The Animal-Tree, followed by The Advantage of Vertebrae"), Cluj-Napoca, 2000
 Ascet la baraca de tir ("Recluse in the Firing Range Shack"; poems), Bucharest, 2000
 Calea şearpelui ("The Way of the Snake"), Bucharest, 2002 (posthumous)

 Referensi 

 Walter Cummins, Shifting Borders: East European Poetries of the Eighties'', Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, Madison, 1993, p. 328 ISBN 0-8386-3497-4
 Gellu Naum site 
 Naum's nomination for the Nobel Prize in Literature at the Romanian PEN Club site 
  Gellu Naum at the Humanitas Bookstores' site 
  Lyggia Naum's obituary at BBC Romanian.com

Pranala luar 

  Gellu Naum, Azi-dimineaţă mersul tău 
  Simona Sora, Pentru Gellu Naum 

Penyair Rumania