Camil Baciu

Camil Baciu (born Camillo Kaufman 21 June 1926, Galați – died 22 April 2005, Paris) was a Romanian journalist and science fiction writer. He was a friend of, among others, Iordan Chimet (with whom he was part of an anti-Nazi group) and Gheorghe Ursu. In 1969 he left Romania, settling in Paris.[1]

Camil Baciu
Born
Camillo Kaufman
Died22 April 2005(2005-04-22) (aged 78)
NationalityRomanian
OccupationJournalist, writer

Bibliography
  • "Not Far From The Princess Castle", București, 1956
  • "Experience Colombina" , CPSF 126-127, Science and Technology Review, 1960 (2 vol.)
  • "Brain Revolt" , Tineretului Publishing House, București, 1962
  • "Cubic Planet" , Tineretului Publishing House, București, 1964
  • "The Great Law", 1964
  • "Met...", Editura Revista Știință și Tehnică, 1964 (2 vol.)
  • "The Orange Sun", 1965
  • "The Destiny Machine", Tineretului Publishing House, București, 1966
  • "Ienicec", 1967
  • "The Garden of the Gods", Tineretului Publishing House, București, 1968 (re-published in 2001 at the Romanian Cultural Foundation Publishing House)
  • Aragua, novel

References
  1. "Camil Baciu". nemira.ro. Retrieved 25 July 2019.
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