Georgi Ingilizov
Georgi Ingilizov | |
|---|---|
| Born | October 31, 1955 Burgas, Bulgaria |
| Died | February 3, 2018 (aged 62) Burgas, Bulgaria |
| Occupation | Author, Journalist |
| Language | Bulgarian |
| Nationality |  Bulgaria |
| Spouse | Jordanka Ingilizova |
| Children | Aleksandra and Kristina |
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Georgi Ingilizov is a Bulgarian writer and journalist.
Biography and career
George Ingilizov was born on 31 October, 1955 in the town of Burgas in Burgas Municipality, Burgas Province. He completed Technical High School of Sea and Ocean Fishing 'Gen. Vladimir Zaimov'—Burgas, specialty 'Ship mechanic'. He graduated from Veliko Tarnovo University 'St. St. Cyril and Methodius' with a specialty in Bulgarian philology.
He worked for one year as a motorman of an ocean trawler and two years as a librarian at the DKMS / George Dimitrov's Communist Youth Union/. Since 1982 he has been a literary associate, an editor, a head of department, and a secretary and from 1992 to 2011—the editor of the regional daily newspaper 'Chernomorski far' /Bulgarian: Черноморски фар, 'Black sea lighthouse'/—Burgas. From 1990 to 1994 he took the position of an editor of the entertaining magazine for children "Veselushko" /Bulgarian: Веселушко,"Cheerful child"/, too. Since 2011 he has been an editor of the literature, art, and culture magazine "More" /Bulgarian: Море, "Sea" /.
Stories and novels of Georgi Ingilizov have been published in all major literary journals in the country and have been broadcasted by Bulgarian Radio, Radio–Varna, Radio–Stara Zagora, Radio–Shumen.
Georgi Ingilizov's stories have been translated into Russian in the newspaper "Literary Kubany"—a story and a feuilleton (1986); in Polish language in the Polish newspaper "Kurier Szczecin" and "Glos Szczecin"—short stories (1987); in French in the French magazine "Periodicals Review"—a story (2000); in Turkish language in the Turkish magazine "Kardes Kalemler"—a story (2010) and Anthology of Bulgarian story "Sicak Taslar" (2012).
Books
1992 - "Good morning, sadness" - short stories and novellas, editor prof. Biolchev, University Press "Novisima Verba"—town of Burgas
1993 - "Whiskey in the colour of the night" - short stories and novellas, editor Acad. Ivan Radev, Veliko Tarnovo, University Publishing House "St. St. Cyril and Methodius"
1997 - "Lunar seas" - short stories and novellas, editor Varban Stamatov Sofia, Publishing House "Otechestvo"
2002 - "Bulgarian Nautical Fiction Anthology" - editors and compilers Varban Stamatov, Nikola Radev, Georgi Ingilizov, Sofia, Publishing House "St. Kliment Ohridski"
2008 - "Life - Part One" - a literary survey of Hristo Karastoyanov, editor Dimitar Tomov, Sofia, University Publishing House "St. Kliment Ohridski"
2016 - "The Sea Is Their Ink. My Meetings With Marinists Friends", editor Nikola Radev, Sofia, Riva Publishing
Movies
Georgi Ingilizov is a scriptwriter of four documentaries about the collapse of "Sea Fishing" company—"Salt in the butt, thorn in the heel", "Three things," "Pompolits—before and after", "The vineyard" director Prof. Georgi Dulgerov, 2007
A scriptwriter of the documentary about fishing village of Chengene scele, located near the town of Burgas—"You know, my poor fisherman", artistic director Prof. Georgi Dulgerov, operator Hristo Dimitrov—Hindo, 2014. The film has been aired for a first time on Bulgarian National Television, Channel 1, on the 27th September, 2015.
All films have been presented as premieres at Sofia Film Festival and have been aired on Bulgarian National Television twice.
Awards and honours
Four first prizes for writing a story in the National Competition of nautical theme, organized by the Municipality of Varna and the Bulgarian Maritime Fleet
Two awards of the Regional Council for Culture—Burgas—Lifetime Achievement and Special Contribution to Arts and Culture
Award "Pegasus" of Burgas Municipality for prose (1998)[1]
Award of the Municipality of Burgas for journalism
Two awards of the Ministry of Interior for journalism
Municipality award "Petko Rosen" for the script of the documentary "You know, my poor fisherman" (2015)[2]
First prize of Varna Municipality for nautical fiction in the national competition "Path in sea" (2015)[3]
First prize of Varna Municipality for nautical fiction in the national competition "Path in sea" (2017)
Special award "Varban Stamatov" for contribution in marinism of association "Lumen" and municipality Ahtopol (2017)
Honorary citizen of Burgas (2016)[4]
Selected reviews on the author and his books
- Reviews of Assoc. prof. Geno Genov regarding "Good morning, sadness" in "Century 21" in 1992 and reviews of prof. Nikola Nikolov and Acad. Ivan Radev for "Whiskey in the colour of the night" in "Chernomorski far" newspaper (Bulgarian: Черноморски фар, 'Black sea lighthouse'), 1993
- Georgi Siromahov "Sea can hear a love song"— "Chernomorski far" newspaper (Bulgarian: Черноморски фар, 'Black sea lighthouse'), issue No 226 (1474), 19.11.1993.
- Hristo Karastoyanov, "Book in the colour of the sea"— "Literaturen forum" (Bulgarian: Литературен форум, "Literary Gazette"), 4-10.4.1994
- Geno Genov, "Closed in the ocean"— "Literaturen forum" (Bulgarian: Литературен форум, "Literary Gazette"), newspaper, issue No 8, 23.02-01.03.1994
- Stefan Chirpanliev, "Honestly and inspirationally—in a sailor style"— "Bulgarski pisatel" — (Bulgarian: Български писател, "Bulgarian writer"), newspaper, issue No 60, 19.04.1994
- Nikola Indzhov, "One of the few contemporary nautical fiction writers"— "Trakiya" newspaper (Bulgarian: Тракия), issue No 1, 13.01. 1994
- Georgi Siromahov "Foaming sea in cups of bliss"— "Morski vestnik"(Bulgarian: Морски вестник, "Sea Gazette") issue No 3, 13-17.02.1995
- Hristo Karastoyanov "Books in dark sea colour"— "Bulgarski pisatel" newspaper (Bulgarian: Български писател, "Bulgarian writer"), 28.12.1995
- Hristo Karastoyanov "Ship as a meeting point of man to man"— "Literaturen vestnik" (Bulgarian: Литературен вестник, "Literary Gazette") 9-15.10.1996
- Hristo Karastoyanov "Ship as a place and its lack of literary market"— "Kultura" newspaper (Bulgarian: Култура, "Culture"), issue No 45, 14.11.1997
- Varban Stamatov, "The growth of the narrator"— "Sea" magazine (Bulgarian: Море, "Sea"), No. 9-10, 1998
- Dimitar Bogov, "Sea has never been a province."— "Svoboden bryag" (Bulgarian: Свободен бряг, "Free coastline") newspaper, 28.08-03.09.1998
- Dimitar Bogov, "Sea is a homeland to all of us."— "Zemya" newspaper (Bulgarian: Земя, "Earth"), No.170 (2060), 09.11.1998
- Dimitar Bogov, "Sea is not a province"— "Trud" newspaper (Bulgarian: Труд, "Labour"), No. 250 (15755), 15.09.1998
- Ivan Stavrev "Salty sea truths"— "Morski vestnik"(Bulgarian: Морски вестник, "Sea Gazette") issue No 17 (89), 08.09-22.09.1998
- Hristo Karastoyanov "Sea, the harsh mentor", "Literaturen forum" (Bulgarian: Литературен форум, "Literary Gazette"), issue No 33, 27.10.-02.11.1998
- Mitko Novkov, „Sea of the Heartbroken“. - "Kultura" newspaper (Bulgarian: Култура, "Culture"), issue No 47 (2056), 27.11.1998
- Boyan Biolchev, "The theme of the sea in two layers"— "Puls" newspaper, (Bulgarian: Пулс, "Pulse")issue No 12, 22.03.1998
- Atanas Radoynov, "A bright nautical fiction book of a Burgas author"— "Burgas today" newspaper, issue No 1644, 08.22.1998
- Mitko Novkov, "Georgi Ingilizov received recognition in France, too."— "Chernomorski far" newspaper /Bulgarian: Черноморски фар, 'Black sea lighthouse'/, issue No 69, 20.08.1998
- Stefan Chirpanliev, "One of the few consecutive Bulgarian nautical fiction writers"— "Literaturen vestnik" (Bulgarian: Литературен вестник, "Literary Gazette") issue No 24.2. – 02.03.1999
- Stefan Chirpanliev "Towards the lunar seas"— "Literaturen vestnik" (Bulgarian: Литературен вестник, "Literary Gazette"), issue No 13, 7-13.04.1999
- Mitko Novkov, "Will there be an anthology of Bulgarian nautical fiction?"—"Morski vestnik"(Bulgarian: Морски вестник, "Sea Gazette"), 11.04.2000
- Stefan Chirpanliev "The generous incarnations of a suffered topic"— "Sea" magazine (Bulgarian: Море, "Sea"), No. 5-6, 2000
- Atanas Stoychev, "What does it mean to observe the sea from within"— "Chernomorski bryag" newspaper (Bulgarian: Черноморски бряг, "Black seacoast"), issue No 282 (2736), 2 / 03.12.2000
- Ivan Suhivanov "Blue path through the lunar seas"— "Literaturen glas" (Bulgarian: Литературен глас, "Literary voice"), newspaper No. 94 10.2001
- Mitko Novkov, "The question of civilization and the Sea – afterlife, a place where you always come back from"— "BART babble" (Essays), "Literaturen vestnik" (Bulgarian: Литературен вестник, "Literary Gazette") newspaper, 2001
- Hristo Karastoyanov, "To man, seen from sea point"—"Literaturen vestnik" (Bulgarian: Литературен вестник, "Literary Gazette"),12-18.03.2003
- Ivan Suhivanov "Making an inquiry of a mockingbird"— "Kultura" newspaper (Bulgarian: Култура, "Culture"), issue No 42 (2526), 05.12.2008
- Desislava Ivanova, "Georgi Ingilizov revived the literary inquiry"— "Morski trud" (Bulgarian: Морски труд, "Maritime Labour") - Burgas 19.12.2008
- Ivan Suhivanov, "Life - Making an inquiry of a mockingbird"— "Literaturen vestnik" (Bulgarian: Литературен вестник, "Literary Gazette") issue No 41-42, 17.12.2008-13.01.2009
- Svetoslav Todorov, "Twenty thousand pages over the water"— "Capital Light", 11.07.2014
- Mitko Novkov "Sea-side topic in today's literature"— "Fakel" (Bulgarian: Факел, "Tourch") 15.09.2014
- Mitko Novkov "Sea, the other one of Bulgarian literature" – "Literaturen vestnik" (Bulgarian: Литературен вестник, "Literary Gazette"), issue No 28, 17-23.09.2014
- Georgi Dulgerov "Thoughts on provincialism" - "Kultura" newspaper (Bulgarian: Култура, "Culture"), issue No 14 (2806), 04.10.2015
Sources
- ↑ Libra Scorp - Electronic Magazine, History of award "Pegasus", 06.12.1998
- ↑ Libra Scorp - Electronic Magazine, History of award "Petko Rosen", 06.12.2015
- ↑ Първа награда - проза, National competition "Path in sea", 09.07.2015
- ↑ Burgas Municipality, Honorary citizens, 25.10.2016
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