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Incognito (Masterplots: Revised Category Edition, European Fiction Series)

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Until 1960, when he escaped to the West, Petru Dumitriu was head of the State Literary Society of Romania; he was not only the most powerful man in the literary apparatus of Romania but was also regarded as his country’s leading writer on artistic grounds. Since his escape, he has become recognized at least in Europe, as one of those few writers whose talents so far transcend the conventions of nationality as to make them something on the order of writers to the world at large. It is obvious in any case that Dumitriu’s stature as an artist raises him above any poet or novelist in...

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