The Fairy Aurora
"The Fairy Aurora" (in Romanian: "Zâna Zorilor", tr. "Fairy of Dawn") is a fairy tale written by Ioan Slavici and published in June 1872.[1] Mihai Eminescu would have urged him to write this first story of his, which was read at Junimea in two sessions and was published in the magazine Convorbiri Literare.[2]
"The Fairy Aurora" | |
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Author | Ioan Slavici |
Original title | "Zâna Zorilor" |
Country | United Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia |
Language | Romanian |
Genre(s) | fairy tale |
Published in | Convorbiri Literare |
Publication type | Art magazine |
Publisher | Convorbiri Literare publishing house |
Publication date | June 1872 |
It appeared in English as "The Fairy Aurora" in the Roumanian Fairy Tales with 18 Romanian stories published in 1885 by Henry Holt and Company in New York City.[3]
Notes
- Constantin Mohanu, „Preface” in Ioan Slavici, Limir-împărat, Editura Ion Creangă, Biblioteca școlarului, Bucharest, 1986, pp. 6
- Șerban Cioculescu, Istoria literaturii române III - Epoca marilor clasici, Editura Academiei R. S. România, Bucharest, 1973, pp. 376
- "Welcome to the Romanian folktales page!, Roumanian Fairy Tales". www.worldoftales.com.
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