Dmitri Lvowitsch Bykov

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Dmitri Bykov
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Dmitri Lwowitsch Bykow ( Russian Дми́трий Льво́вич Бы́ков; born December 20, 1967 ) is a Russian writer , poet and publicist , literary critic , radio and television presenter , journalist , literary teacher and film critic . He is best known as the biographer of Boris Pasternak , Bulat Okudzhava , Maxim Gorky and Vladimir Mayakovsky .

biography

His father was the pediatrician and ear, nose and throat doctor Lev Iosifovich Zilbertrud (1927-1987), his mother was the teacher of Russian language and literature Natalia Iosifovna Bykova (born 1937). The parents divorced early and Bykov was raised by his mother.

As one of the most prolific modern Russian writers, he received the National Best Seller (Национальный бестселлер) award in 2006 and the “ The Big Book ” award for his 2005 biography of Boris Pasternak . He later wrote the biographies of Maxim Gorky and Bulat Okudzhava .

Dmitri Bykov

Dmitri Bykov taught literature and the history of Soviet literature at high schools in Moscow. He was a professor at the Department of World Literature and Culture at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations . As a journalist and critic, Bykow has been writing for the magazines Ogonyok and Novaya Gazeta since 1993 . He also regularly hosts a show on the Echo Moskvy radio station .

In 2011 Bykov took part in the parodistic project The Poet and the Burger (later Mr. Tüchtig ), in which Mikhail Yefremov read his current poems, written in the manner of the great Russian poets, to comment on current political events in Russia. He parodied the political situation in Russia in the literary program “Grashdanin Poet”, which was extremely popular during the 2011/12 protest movement . In order to discredit him as “for sale” in 2013, an action was started in the vicinity of the troll factory , in which he should have “supported” a fictitious candidate in a local election, which was presented to him as an “artist talk”.

In September 2015 the program Hundertvorlesungen mit Dmitri Bykov on the television channel " Doschd " started. In the cycle of literary lectures, Dmitri Bykow tells about Russian literature from 1900 to 1999; each program describes in detail a single work published in the respective year. As part of the cycle, Bykow also reads generalized lectures that are not tied to a specific year, and also focuses on individual works for children and adolescents.

He called Kremlin propagandists such as Dmitri Kisselev Vladimir Soloviev the "murderers of the Russian nation" because they unleashed the "ugliest instincts" with their hate propaganda.

Writer, journalist

Since 1985 he has been working in the newspaper «Sobesednik.» He sees himself as a representative of civil society in Russia.

The author of journalistic, literary, polemical articles published in a variety of magazines and newspapers, from famous monthly newspapers such as Fly & Drive to flamboyant tabloids such as the Moscow Komsomol (the newspaper appeared in 1999-2000); regularly as a columnist in the editions.

  • « Ogonyok » (until 2007),
  • « Novaya Gazeta »,
  • « Trud »,
  • «Vecherniy club»,
  • «Stolitza»,
  • «Sel'skaya nov '»,
  • «Zdorov'ye»,
  • «Dosug v Moskwe»,
  • «Profile '» (from 2008),
  • «Obshaya Gazeta»
  • «Kompanija» (2005-2008)
  • «Russkaya zhizn '»

Literary prizes

  • 2004: International Literature Prize, named after A. and B. Strugatsky for the novel «Orthography» ( Russian «Орфография»)
  • 2005: 50 debuts in prose at the beginning of the third millennium after the newspaper version for the novel "Ausrede" ( Russian: "Оправдание")
  • 2006: International Literature Prize, named after A. and B. Strugatsky for the novel "tow truck" ( Russian: "Эвакуатор")
  • 2006: Prize "Bronze Snail" in Russian "Бронзовая улитка" for the novel "Tow Vehicle" ( Russian "Эвакуатор")
  • 2006: National bestseller Russian award «Национальный бестселлер» for the book «Boris Pasternak» ( Russian «Борис Пастернак»)
  • 2007: International Literature Prize, named after A. and B. Strugatsky for the novel "DB" ( Russian "ЖД")
  • 2008: Prize «Portal» Russian «Портал» for the story «Vacation» ( Russian «Отпуск»)
  • 2008: Prize «Bronze Snail» in Russian «Бронзовая улитка» for the novel «Discarded» ( Russian «Списанные»)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The smile of Python Puu . Retrieved July 25, 2018.
  2. ↑ Dmitri Bykov - humor and brilliance of language against the Kremlin . Retrieved July 25, 2018.
  3. ↑ Дмитрий Быков - лауреат премии "Национальный бестселлер" ( ru ). Retrieved July 24, 2018.
  4. ↑ Dmitry Lvovich Bykov (writer): biography, personal life, creativity . Retrieved July 25, 2018.
  5. ↑ http://www.example.com/ Дмитрий Быков Обозреватель My Favorite Things Part II ( ru ) Retrieved July 24, 2018.
  6. ↑ Дмитрий Быков писатель, журналист ( ru ) Retrieved July 24, 2018.
  7. ^ Project page on Echo Moskwy website. Retrieved July 28, 2018 (Russian).
  8. ↑ a b Dimitri Bykow , presentation on Dekoder.org
  9. ↑ [1] , decoder, November 9, 2018
  10. ↑ One hundred lectures with Dmitri Bykow. Retrieved July 28, 2018 (Russian).
  11. ^ The propagandists and their lust for lies , FAZ, May 5, 2015
  12. ↑ Дмитрий Быков ( ru ) Retrieved August 3, 2018.
  13. ↑ БЫКОВ ДМИТРИЙ Российский писатель, журналист, поэт, кинокритик, биограф Б. Л. Пастернака. ( ru ) Retrieved on August 3, 2018.
  14. ↑ Премии в фантастике и списки ТОР. Бронзовая Улитка ( ru ) Retrieved July 25, 2018.
  15. ↑ Дмитрий Быков - лауреат премии "Национальный бестселлер" ( ru ). Retrieved July 25, 2018.
  16. ↑ Премии в фантастике и списки ТОР. Бронзовая Улитка. ( ru ) rusf.ru. Retrieved July 25, 2018.
personal data
SURNAME Bykov, Dmitri Lvovich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Бы́ков, Дми́трий Льво́вич (Russian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Russian writer, literary and film critic, journalist and radio presenter
DATE OF BIRTH 20th December 1967