Words Without Borders, subtitled "the magazine for international literature", turned my afternoon to gold. I've linked most of the stories, essays, and poems by Romanians which I could find featured on the website. Many include poems by famous Romanian authors which were recently translated to English.
- "Pastoral" by Max Blecher
- "Inscription on a Tomb" by Tristan Tzara
- "Encounter" by Gabriela Adamesteanu
- "Domestic Sadness" by Tristan Tzara
- "Come With Me to the Countryside" by Tristan Tzara
- "The Birch Grove" by Luminita Mihai Cioaba
- "Queen of the Night" and "Stone Flower" by Luminita Mihai Cioaba
- "I" by Eugene Ionesco
- "Old Song" by Tristan Tzara
- "Voice" by Tristan Tzara
- "Last Night" by Paul Celan
- "A Kiss" by Ioan Flora
- "Friend Midear" by Tristan Tzara
- "Poem for Marianne's Shadow" by Paul Celan
- "Tip of the Day, or Shakespeare and Computers" by Adrian Otoiu
- "To Live In Sin" by Virgil Duda
- "A Friend of the Archangel" by Gabriela Melinescu
- "L'apparition" by Mariana Marin
- "Red and White" by Mariana Marin
- "Mynheer" by Mariana Marin
- "The Karenina Complex" by Mariana Marin
- "Beretta" by Mariana Marin
- "Crematorium" by Marta Petreu
- "Here" by Marta Petreu
- "In Another Life" by Marta Petreu
- Excerpt from The Roulette Player by Mircea Cartarescu
