The second hundred. About the insult of the soul
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Sergey Magid (r. 1947, Leningrad) began writing poems in 1963 in 1970-80, without having opportunities for official publications, published in the Leningrad and Riga Samizdat magazines. In 1981-1988 He entered the Leningrad informal association of poets, prosaikov and translators Club-81. In 1985-1990 He participated in the preparation of the creation of the Leningrad Popular Front. In 1990, left the USSR. Lives in Prague. Works librarian, writes historic and cultural texts.
The new book continues the cycle of Centulties - meditative katrenoes located at the intersection of the poetic, historiosophical and philosophical faces of Sergey Magid"s creativity. The author is trying to show that insulting the soul is the phenomenon of anthropological, in one degree or another affecting everyone. Also does not avoid this experience (in punishment or rescue) none of those who make history and poetry that in the general one and the same. Here, Mandelstam and Bukharin, Svtain and Trotsky and Trotsky, Pavl Vasilyev and Lion Kamenev, Khaars and Druskin and Drukin, are studying and in their own way. How to live in Russia and, if it turns out, submit this sign remaining in it
The new book continues the cycle of Centulties - meditative katrenoes located at the intersection of the poetic, historiosophical and philosophical faces of Sergey Magid"s creativity. The author is trying to show that insulting the soul is the phenomenon of anthropological, in one degree or another affecting everyone. Also does not avoid this experience (in punishment or rescue) none of those who make history and poetry that in the general one and the same. Here, Mandelstam and Bukharin, Svtain and Trotsky and Trotsky, Pavl Vasilyev and Lion Kamenev, Khaars and Druskin and Drukin, are studying and in their own way. How to live in Russia and, if it turns out, submit this sign remaining in it
Author:
Author:Magid S.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91763-325-1
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