Adrian Teleşpan

TELEŞPAN s-a născut prematur, pe 11 noiembrie 1979, la Drăgăşani, Vâlcea, într-o familie aparent normală. Aspectul lui la naştere i-a făcut pe părinţi să plângă. La momentul respectiv, cântărea aproximativ 1,7 kilograme, jumătate din această cantitate fiind reprezentată de cap. La naştere, medicii i-au dat maxim 48 de ore de viaţă. La patru ani a făcut meningită. A urmat o perioadă destul de neclară, iar în 1999 a absolvit Liceul Teoretic din localitatea natală. Apoi a studiat un an de drept, patru de jurnalism şi doi de actorie. În perioada 2000 – 2012, a lucrat ca producător executiv la ProTV, Antena 3, Realitatea TV şi România TV. În 2012 a emigrat în UK.

Romanul “Cimitirul” l-a scris pentru că a avut timp. În rest nu s-a remarcat cu nimi

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