Radu Aldulescu (novelist)

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Radu Aldulescu (born 29 June 1954, Bucharest) is a contemporany Romanian novelist.^[1]

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^ Template:Ro icon Doina Ioanid, "'Romanul e o piesă de compoziţie'", Observator Cultural, nr. 612, February 2012

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