Although almost half a century of subjugation of Bessarabia imposed particular written features between the Dniester and the Prut, Bessarabian literature is a segment of the Romanian one, because, as he said, with admirable clarity, G. Călinescu, in 1941, in the preface of the Romanian Literature History from its origins to the present, Romanian literature is "one and indivisible". Being an important branch of Romanian literature, the presence of this literature in Romanian literary anthologies and dictionaries is still insufficient today. Following the weight and way in which the Romanian literature in Bessarabia is presented in recent synthesis works, literary dictionaries, anthologies published in Romania over the last twenty years, we can obtain relevant data to quantify the "degree" in which critical consciousness integrates in the Romanian literature the works of the Bessarabian writers. In general, however, we can say that there are literary histories, dictionaries, studies that include names of Bessarabian authors, some of them having literary criticism (Laurenţiu Ulici, Marin Mincu, Adrian Dinu Rachieru, Alex Ştefănescu, Ion Simut, Ion Rotaru, Theodor Codreanu, Dan Mănucă and others), other poets (Viorel Dinescu, Marin Sorescu, Nichita Stănescu, etc.). Despite the insufficient presence of Bessarabia in the Romanian exegetical works, we consider that the interest expressed today by some critics, Romanian culture people towards Bessarabian literature, will resize the values so that some of the writers will benefit from the visibility in the literary Romanian landscape