His novel titled "The Case-Book of Inspector Mylls" was published by Zakharov Books in Moscow in 2008. The complete text of his novella, "A Parade of Mirrors and Reflections", appeared in "Deti Ra", a Moscow "fat literary magazine", in 2009. Seven
collections of his Russian poems were also published in Moscow, the
three last ones with ''Tretya Volna'' (in 1996, in 1998 and in 2001). They
were followed by a book of his English poems entitled ''Shadow of
Time'' (Goldsmith Press, Ireland, 2005) and an anthology of
contemporary Russian poetry in English translation entitled ''A Night
in the Nabokov Hotel'' (Dedalus Press, Ireland, 2006). A collection
of his English-language haiku poems entitled "Morning at Mount Ring" was published by Doghouse
Press, Ireland in summer 2007.
He was the founder and first President of the Russian Poetry
Society. From 1999 till 2004 he was on the Board of Directors of the
International Federation of Poetry Associations, UNESCO. Poet, fiction
writer and literary translator, he is a member of the Russian Writers'
Union and the Irish PEN. He is also Chairman of the Irish Haiku
Society
(http://www.irishhaiku.webs.com)
and Editor of
Shamrock Haiku Journal
(http://www.shamrockhaiku.webs.com), an international online haiku magazine.
In 2003 he was awarded the Edgeworth Prize for poetry; in 2005,
shortlisted for the Robert Graves Poetry Award. In 2006 he won the Poetry
Prize of the ''Deti Ra'' magazine (Moscow).
In 2007, he was awarded the Capolivery Haiku Prize (Italy), in 2008, the Suruga Baika Prize of Literary Excellence (Japan).
His work has been translated into eleven European languages, and he gave
readings and workshops at various international literary festivals.
Education:
Moscow Medical University (Graduate 1978.)
Ph.D. in Immunology (Moscow Medical Academy, 1987.)
POETRY
READINGS
Dublin Writers Festival, Festival of World Cultures (Dun
Laoghaire), International Biennial of Poetry (Liege, Belgium), Struga
Poetry
Evenings (Macedonia), Zagreb Literary Festival (Croatia), Vilenica
Festival (Slovenia), Pushkin - Goethe Festival (Berlin - Moscow),
Poetry Ireland readings (Dublin), ''Out to Lunch'' reading (Bank of
Ireland Arts Centre, Dublin), Scriobh (Sligo), Gerard Manley Hopkins
Festival (Co. Kildare), Belfast Festival, Writers'' Week (Listowell,
Co. Kerry), Flying Colours Festival of Contemporary Irish Poetry
(Dublin), Irish Literary Week (Moscow), All-the-Union Free Verse
Festival (Donetsk, the Ukraine), Americans and Russians Poetry Festival
(Moscow), Bloodaxe Books British - Russian Poetry Festival (Moscow -
St.Petersburg), Bashkirian Literary Tour (with Genrikh Sapgir, Valeria
Narbikova, and Alexander Glezer), etc.
RADIO
RTE Radio 1, Lyric FM, Radio Anna Livia, Radio 1 Russia, Dream Radio Moscow
TELEVISION
TV 1 Russia, TV 6 Russia, Educational Channel TV Russia
MAGAZINE
EDITING
The Echo / L''Echo
The Archer(Strelets)
Foreign Literature (Inostrannaya Literatura)
Shamrock Haiku Journal
Okno / Window Russian-language Poetry Magazine
AWARDS
Nomination for the Octavio Paz International Poetry Award (Mexico,
1999)
The Independent/Ex Libris Award for the best literary translation of
the year (Russia, 2001)
Maria Edgeworth Poetry Prize (Ireland, 2003)
Shortlisted for the Robert Graves Poetry Award (UK - Ireland, 2005)
''Deti Ra'' magazine Poetry Award (Russia, 2006)
Capoliveri International Haiku Award (Italy, 2007)
Suruga Baika Prize of Literary Excellence (Japan, 2008)
"Haiku Magazine" Haiku Award (Romania/Japan, 2009)
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QUOTATIONS
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''A samizdat poet who had to put up with a good deal of abuse
during the Communist period and who has only been able to publish
openly in recent years. In his ''poetics of silence'' the words count
as much for the silence they make possible as for what they say
themselves''
LEONARD SCHWARTZ,
Poetry Project Newsletter
''A poet who gives voice to Russian silence''
JOSEPH BRODSKY
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