The Color and Shadows of Bella Akhmadulina. The First Complete Biography
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Bella Akhmadulina is a poet who adorned the second half of the 20th century in Russia.
Isabella, Bella, Belka, Bella Akhatovna ... She lived a dramatic life, the last decade of which was tragic.
With all the tremendous experience of the public speeches, Akhmadulin was shy, shy. Once, having caught a glimpse of Boris Pasternak in Peredelkino, Bella “from a low dizziness” did not dare to come to visit in response to an invitation. However, a few years later she became his man in the house of Boris Leonidovich.
I did not agree, if they called the “sixties,” she despised selfish people, did not like jokes and knew how to reproach anyone who behaved cheekily.
Her best friends were not those with whom at the age of twenty -five took stadiums, and not approved by the authorities of Voinovich, Aksenov, Vladimov, Okudzhava.
Akhmadulina’s human rights petitions were distinguished by grace - here she especially appreciated the syllable. The letter in defense of Academician Sakharov “Voice of America” even called the poem.
This book is an unacceptable biography of the poet. It is based not only with a considerable circulation of poetry, prose, but also previously unknown archival documents (the history of the family is traced to the fourth knee), found by Marina Zavada and Yuri Kulikov, diaries, not published by poems, frank conversations with dozens of people from the nearby circle Bella. At the basis - truth
Isabella, Bella, Belka, Bella Akhatovna ... She lived a dramatic life, the last decade of which was tragic.
With all the tremendous experience of the public speeches, Akhmadulin was shy, shy. Once, having caught a glimpse of Boris Pasternak in Peredelkino, Bella “from a low dizziness” did not dare to come to visit in response to an invitation. However, a few years later she became his man in the house of Boris Leonidovich.
I did not agree, if they called the “sixties,” she despised selfish people, did not like jokes and knew how to reproach anyone who behaved cheekily.
Her best friends were not those with whom at the age of twenty -five took stadiums, and not approved by the authorities of Voinovich, Aksenov, Vladimov, Okudzhava.
Akhmadulina’s human rights petitions were distinguished by grace - here she especially appreciated the syllable. The letter in defense of Academician Sakharov “Voice of America” even called the poem.
This book is an unacceptable biography of the poet. It is based not only with a considerable circulation of poetry, prose, but also previously unknown archival documents (the history of the family is traced to the fourth knee), found by Marina Zavada and Yuri Kulikov, diaries, not published by poems, frank conversations with dozens of people from the nearby circle Bella. At the basis - truth
Author:
Author:Завада Марина Романовна, Куликов Юрий Петрович
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-600-03397-9
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