Private individuals. Biographies of poets, told by themselves

The reader never has to rely on the fact that the poet will write his own autobiography, in most cases the poets never do it. The poet, by and large, never have to count on the fact that he will be given the right to present his own life as the poet himself would have wished. Long-term project Linor Morlik Private persons: the biographies of poets, told by themselves - this is an attempt to provide today"s freedom to tell about themselves on their own terms. The current one - the first of the individuals includes the autobiography of the Thirteen poets - Mikhail Aisenberg, Sergey Zavyalova, Vladimir Gandelsman, Dmitry Kuzmina, Alexander Barash, Alexey Tsvetkov, Faith Pavlova, Natalia Gorbanevskaya, Fedor Swarovsky, Sergey Gandalovsky, Alexander Skidana, Elena Fanail and Boris Kherson