Yuri Alimovich Volodarsky
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Yuri Alimovich Volodarsky | |
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Native name | Юрий Алимович Володарский |
Born | June 3, 1965 Kiev, Kiev oblast, USSR |
🏳️ Nationality | Jew |
💼 Occupation | |
Yuri Alimovich Volodarsky (Russian: Юрий Алимович Володарский; born June 3, 1965, Kiev, USSR) is a critic, journalist, and publicist.[1][2][3]
Biography[edit]
He graduated from the Faculty of Mathematics of the University of Tartu. Since 2002, he has worked for the magazines Afisha, 10 days, and Profile, and he was the editor of the department of culture and deputy editor-in-chief of the newspaper 24. His articles have been published in Ukrainian and Russian media including Forbes.ua , Gazeta Po-Kievski , Politeka , Cultprostir, Ogoniok, Chastny Korrespondent, Novy Mir, and Colta.ru. Permanent literary columnist for the "SHO " magazine, the "2000 (newspaper) ", the "Focus" magazine, collaborates with other network and print publications.
In 2015, he was a member of the jury of the leading literary prize of Ukraine The BBC's Book of the Year and the journalistic competition Text. In 2016, he hosted the author's program on literature "Book estate". He is the author of the book of poems Notes of live bait (1998) and compiler of the collection The sky of this summer. Stories of Ukrainian Writers (2015).
Columns[edit]
- Book Watch with Yuri Volodarsky in the magazine "SHO"
- Articles by Yuri Volodarsky in Focus magazine
- Articles by Yuri Volodarsky in the newspaper "2000"
- Theatrical reviews by Yuri Volodarsky on the website of the Internet publication Yabl
- Publications by Yuri Volodarsky from the "Journal Hall"
Interviews[edit]
- Literary critic Yuri Volodarsky is a guest of the talk show “People. Hard Talk ”(video)
- Yuri Volodarsky in the talk show “People. Hard Talk ":" There is almost nowhere in the world such a linguistic situation as in Ukraine"
- Yuri Volodarsky: "You don't need to look at the world through rose-colored glasses!"
- Yuri Volodarsky: "A critic does not know how to do it – he knows how not to do it"
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- Interview on 112 Ukraine
- The Book Estate program with Yuri Volodarsky on the Aristocrats Internet radio (archive)
- A selection of poems by Yuri Volodarsky in the magazine "Interpoetry"
- Yuri Volodarsky: "They dream of Ukraine without the Russian language"
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