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Patru prietene şi foste colege de şcoală, caractere diferite, abia intrate în viaţă, înfruntă dificultăţile unei lumi tulburi, în criză, la care nu se aşteptau. Una lucrează la o revistă online pentru femei, a doua e operatoare la un call center, a treia lucrează la un atelier de decoraţiuni şi se apucă de pictură, a patra e bibliotecară şi creatoare de modă. Mai nimic din ce îşi doresc de la viaţă nu li se împlineşte. Singura care se mărită şi naşte o fetiţă este operatoarea la call center, care află în foarte scurt timp că viaţa maritală nu e nici ea ce îşi visa. Iar peste toate mai e implicată şi într-un accident cumplit... - See more at: http://www.amosnews.ro/un-nou-roman-p...
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Published January 1, 2015
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Stelian Ţurlea
48 books13 followersBorn in January 1946, Stelian Ţurlea studied Philology (1968) and Philosophy (1976) in Bucharest. For nearly three decades, he has been editor on external affairs editor (“Lumea” magazine). After 1989, he has coordinated “Lumea”, “Zig-Zag”, and “Meridian” magazines, and worked in television as Head of Antena 1 News Department. He has been working for ProTV since 1996 and, since 2000, he has been a senior editor for “Ziarul de duminică”.
He is the author of eighteen novels, ten books on journalism, nine books for children and two translations. He has coordinated six photo albums (a three-volume album about Bucharest during Carol I; other albums: The public works during Carol I; The Palace of the Patriarchy; The Royal Palace; B.N.R. – Chronicle of the Old Palace Restoration; The Financial-Banking, Historical Centre of Bucharest).
He received the Writers’ Union Award for Children's Literature (2003), the Romanian Editors’ Association Award for Children's Literature (2005), the Writers’ Union Special Award (2006) and the Bucharest Writers’ Association Award (2007), Flacăra Prize for Literature (2011). He was nominated for the Writers’ Union Award for Children Literature in 2000 and the AER Novel Award in 2003.
He is the author of eighteen novels, ten books on journalism, nine books for children and two translations. He has coordinated six photo albums (a three-volume album about Bucharest during Carol I; other albums: The public works during Carol I; The Palace of the Patriarchy; The Royal Palace; B.N.R. – Chronicle of the Old Palace Restoration; The Financial-Banking, Historical Centre of Bucharest).
He received the Writers’ Union Award for Children's Literature (2003), the Romanian Editors’ Association Award for Children's Literature (2005), the Writers’ Union Special Award (2006) and the Bucharest Writers’ Association Award (2007), Flacăra Prize for Literature (2011). He was nominated for the Writers’ Union Award for Children Literature in 2000 and the AER Novel Award in 2003.
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June 10, 2018
O drama in adevaratul sens al cuvantului, suspans usor, dar sfarsitul creste intensitatea dramei.
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