NOTS AND SELECTIONS
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... They say it is better to survive several heart attacks than one stroke. But the main word is here is to live. And this means to survive and learn to walk again, hold a spoon in your hand, move with a naughty tongue. To get out, recover and continue fully (well, well, almost fully) live.
The journalist (and now the writer) Sergey Grasov experienced all this on himself and described with a fair amount of humor and self -irony. His "Notes" turned out to be useful for those who have experienced a stroke, but it is better to read them "before" than "after". And even better, of course, "instead of". Take care of yourself and fascinating reading to everyone!
About the author
Sergey Grasov was born on September 19, 1957 and, as he himself claims, immediately took advantage of the most important of human rights - the right of voice - screamed day and night. Even then, the future journalist has seemed to have matured in it. To begin with, he graduated from boarding school No. 3 in Barnaul - the family was from dysfunctional. Then he worked. Milling mill at the Altai Aggregates factory, a driver. In 1976-78, he served in the Soviet Army. In the infantry, the commander of the department. With the rank of sergeant. After the army, he entered the Moscow State University at the faculty of journalism, where he studied from 1978 to 1984.
At the end of the university, he worked in two central Soviet publications. First in the then popular newspaper, Soviet Russia. He went from a trainee to a special correspondent. In August 1991, when the Secto supported the State Emergency Committee, he went into the freedom-loving "Komsomol truth closed by the couplings. Putchists soon closed themselves, and the Komsomolskaya Pravda continued to go out with record circulations.
Thank you, and enthusiastically published in the newspaper, was noticed and noted. He became the laureate of many awards - "Best Journalist of the Year", "For the best journalistic investigation", "Golden Feather". I traveled the whole world. He wrote notes from Singapore, Japan, the USA, Brazil, Malaysia, and European countries.
... Next - at 56, stroke and disability. He washed down, recovered, wrote this life -loving book and jokes in his 62 years: “Soon there is nothingness, but the book will survive the author!” And in this reckless bravado and dashing self -irony, all of Sergei Grasov
The journalist (and now the writer) Sergey Grasov experienced all this on himself and described with a fair amount of humor and self -irony. His "Notes" turned out to be useful for those who have experienced a stroke, but it is better to read them "before" than "after". And even better, of course, "instead of". Take care of yourself and fascinating reading to everyone!
About the author
Sergey Grasov was born on September 19, 1957 and, as he himself claims, immediately took advantage of the most important of human rights - the right of voice - screamed day and night. Even then, the future journalist has seemed to have matured in it. To begin with, he graduated from boarding school No. 3 in Barnaul - the family was from dysfunctional. Then he worked. Milling mill at the Altai Aggregates factory, a driver. In 1976-78, he served in the Soviet Army. In the infantry, the commander of the department. With the rank of sergeant. After the army, he entered the Moscow State University at the faculty of journalism, where he studied from 1978 to 1984.
At the end of the university, he worked in two central Soviet publications. First in the then popular newspaper, Soviet Russia. He went from a trainee to a special correspondent. In August 1991, when the Secto supported the State Emergency Committee, he went into the freedom-loving "Komsomol truth closed by the couplings. Putchists soon closed themselves, and the Komsomolskaya Pravda continued to go out with record circulations.
Thank you, and enthusiastically published in the newspaper, was noticed and noted. He became the laureate of many awards - "Best Journalist of the Year", "For the best journalistic investigation", "Golden Feather". I traveled the whole world. He wrote notes from Singapore, Japan, the USA, Brazil, Malaysia, and European countries.
... Next - at 56, stroke and disability. He washed down, recovered, wrote this life -loving book and jokes in his 62 years: “Soon there is nothingness, but the book will survive the author!” And in this reckless bravado and dashing self -irony, all of Sergei Grasov
Author:
Author:Sergey Grasov
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4470-0436-1
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