("Book of Dreams") was published in 1969, at Editura pentru Literatură, with cover and illustrations by Florin Pucă. The book is divided into four cycles: Hipnagogice 7 proze La capătul somnului Poeme de veghe Translations He translated from Marcel Raymond, Curzio Malaparte, Gérard de Nerval, Andrei Belyi, M.I. Lermontov. Output Versuri (1966) 7 poeme (1968) Pe malul Styxului (1968) Carte de vise (1969) Semne cereşti (1970) Eleusis (1970) Deschideri (1972) A.B.C. (1973) La capăt (1974) Litanii pentru Horia (1975) Dialectica vârstelor (1977) Tinereţe fără bătrâneţe (1978) Spectacol (1979) Veşnica reîntoarcere (1982) Other editions and anthologies: A.B.C., Ed. Cartea Românească, 1973 Texte, Introduction by Mircea Iorgulescu, Ed. Albatros Cele mai frumoase poezii, 1980; Poetry, edited, postscript, chronological table and critical references by Nicolae Barna, Ed. Grammar, 2000. Leonid Dimov, „Opera poetică”, vol. I-II, foreword by Ion Bogdan Lefter, Editura Paralela 45, 2010 Theoretical texts, very important for the understanding of the aesthetical onirism, written by Leonid Dimov and Dumitru Țepeneag, can be found in Corin Braga Momentul oniric, Ed. Cartea Românească, 1997. Prizes and honours The Romanian Writers' Union Prize, 1979 The Bucharest Writers' Union Prize, 1968, 1977, 1982 References Bibliography Viorel Mureșan, Traian Ștef, Leonid Dimov (monography), Editura Aula, Colecția „Canon“, Brașov, 2000. Leonid Dimov, Dumitru Țepeneag, Onirismul estetic, Ed. Curtea Veche, 2007 Luminița Corneanu, Leonid Dimov. Un oniric în Turnul Babel, Polirom, 2014 Corina Sabău, Poet Leonid Dimov http://www.rri.ro/en_gb/poet_leonid_dimov-22453 1926 births 1987 deaths People from Izmail Romanian male poets Bessarabian Bulgarians Bessarabian Jews Romanian people of Jewish descent 20th-century Romanian poets Romanian-language poets 20th-century Romanian male writers