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Сергей Гандлевский – поэт, прозаик, эссеист. Окончил филологический факультет МГУ. Работал школьным учителем, экскурсоводом, рабочим сцены, ночным сторожем; в настоящее время – редактор журнала “Иностранная литература”. С восемнадцати лет пишет стихи, которые до второй половины 80-х выходили за границей в эмигрантских изданиях, с конца 80-х годов публикуются в России. Лауреат многих литературных премий, в том числе “Малая Букеровская”, “Северная Пальмира”, Аполлона Григорьева, “Московский счет”, “Поэт”. Стипендиат фонда “POESIE UND FREIHEIT EV”. Участник поэтических фестивалей и выступлений в Австрии, Англии, Германии, США, Нидерландах, Польше, Швеции, Украине, Литве, Японии. Стихи С. Гандлевского переводились на английский, французский, немецкий, итальянский, голландский, финский, польский, литовский и японский языки. Проза – на английский, французский, немецкий и словацкий.

145 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2002

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Sergey Gandlevsky

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Sergey Gandlevsky (Russian: Сергей Гандлевский) was born in Moscow in 1952. He graduated in Russian literature at the University of Moscow and has been writing poetry since he was eighteen. One of the most prominent among the Russian poets, he is a complete author: beside poetry he has been writing short stories, novels, essays, critical writings and plays. In the 70’s, he was one of the founders and participants of the group of poets “Moscow Time” (Московское время) along with Alexei Tsvetkov, Aleksandr Soprovski and Kenzheiev Bakhit, and the group “The intimate conversation” (Задушевная беседа) – later “The Almanac” (Альманах) – together with Dmitri Prigov, Timur Kibírov, Lev Rubinstein and others. At present, he is a member of the club “Poetry” and collaborates with the journal “Foreign literature» (Иностранная литература). In 1991, he was admitted to the Union of Russian Writers.

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NRZB di Sergej Gandlevskij (Elliot) è stato un viaggio particolarmente impegnativo. Forse non era il momento giusto o semplicemente non è lo stile che piace a me, ma ho fatto davvero molta fatica a seguire il filo del racconto.

Sono tornata sulle pagine più volte perché mi sfuggiva sempre qualcosa e non capivo se eravamo nel presente o nel passato. Vi parlerò quindi brevemente di NRZB che mi ha attirato principalmente per il titolo: parole e passaggi intraducibili.

Lev Krivorotov è il nostro protagonista che alterna momenti presenti a ricordi di un passato difficile da scordare e in netto contrasto con la vita di adesso.  Lev voleva diventare un grande poeta e con poche pennellate Gandlevskij ci scaraventa in un mondo giovanile fatto di ideali, sogni e poesie. Ma niente è andato come immaginava Lev
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