Aureliu Busuioc

Dramaturg, eseist, jurnalist, poet, publicist, romancier, scenarist, scriitor si traducator din Republica Moldova.
A fost redactor-sef la ziarul Tinerimea Moldovei si redactor-sef adjunct al revistei Chiparus. In 1977 a fost secretar al Consiliului de conducere al Uniunii Scriitorilor din Republica Moldova.
Debuteaza cu placheta de versuri pentru copii La padure (1955). In acelasi an ii apare culegerea de poezii satirice Prafuri amare. A fost autorul romanelor Singur in fata dragostei (1966), ecranizat la Moldova-film , Unchiul din Paris, Pactizand cu diavolul, Spune-mi Gioni, al pieselor Radu Stefan - Intaiul si Ultimul, Si sub cerul acela. A fost de asemenea autor al mai multor scenarii de film.

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