Victor Teleucă

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Victor Teleucă OR
Teleucă in 1972
Born	(1933-01-19)January 19, 1933 Cepeleuți, Kingdom of Romania
Died	August 12, 2002(2002-08-12) (aged 69) Chișinău, Moldova
Education	Ion Creangă Pedagogical State University
Known for	Literatura și Arta
Spouse	Lidia Tomuz
Children	Eugen, Ion, Mariana, Rodica
Parent(s)	Gavril and Maria Teleucă

Victor Teleucă (19 January 1933 – 12 August 2002) was a Moldovan writer and poet from Bessarabia (now Republic of Moldova). He was the first editor in chief of Literatura și Arta (1977–1983).^[1][2][3]

• Momentul inimii, Chișinău, "Cartea Moldovei", 1975
• Încercarea de a nu muri, Chișinău, "Literatura artistică", 1980
• Întoarcerea dramaticului eu, Chișinău, "Literatura artistică", 1983
• Piramida Singurătății, Chișinău, "Cartea Moldovei", 2000
• Ninge la o margine de existență, Chișinău, "Cartea Moldovei", 2002
• Decebal, Chișinău, "Universul", 2002
• Momentul inimii, Chișinău, Litera, 2003
• Improvizația nisipului, Chișinău, "Universul", 2006

Theodor Codreanu, Transmodernismul, Iași, "Junimea", 2005, pag. 245–257.