Vladimir Kirillovich Malik (real name is Sichenko; February 21, 1921 , Novoselki , Kiev province [1] - August 31, 1998 , Lubny ) - Ukrainian Soviet writer and poet, author of adventure and historical works.
| Vladimir Kirillovich Malik | |
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| Birth name | Vladimir Kirillovich Sychenko |
| Date of Birth | February 21, 1921 |
| Place of Birth | Novoselki , Kiev province , Ukrainian SSR [1] |
| Date of death | August 31, 1998 (aged 77) |
| Place of death | Lubny , Poltava region , Ukraine |
| Citizenship (citizenship) | |
| Occupation | prose writer , poet , literary critic |
| Years of creativity | 1957 - 1985 |
| Direction | prose, poetry |
| Genre | historical novel |
| Language of Works | Ukrainian |
Content
Biography
Born into a peasant family.
In 1938 he entered the philological faculty of Kiev University . Then he began to compose poetry.
With the outbreak of war, training had to be interrupted. He went to the people's militia , worked on defense work near Kiev and Kharkov , and was wounded. Since 1943 he was in concentration camps in Germany; He returned home only in October 1945.
After the war, he worked as a teacher in Yasnogorodsky secondary school. In 1950 he graduated from Kiev University in absentia. In 1953 he moved to Lubny .
The first publication in 1957 is a poetic historical tale-legend “Cranes-cranes”. This was followed by historical poems (legends):
- “Magic ring”
- The Avenger of the Forest
- "Red Rose"
- "Nikita Kozhumyak"
- "Voivode Dmitry."
Stories:
- The Black Equator
- Newbie
- "Two victories"
- “The trail leads to the sea”
- "Two over the abyss."
Historical novels:
- "Ambassador of Urus-Shaitan" (1968)
- The Firman of the Sultan (1969)
- The Black Horseman (1976)
- The Silk Lace (1977) (compiled the tetralogy The Secret Ambassador)
- "Prince Cue" (1982)
- "Ink Shields" (1985)
- “The candle is burning” (1992)
- The Chumatsky Way (1993)
- Red Poppies (2001)
- The Blue Book (Diary) (2010)
Known as a literary critic, wrote reviews of the works of Ukrainian prose writers; released the book "Oles Donchenko" (1971) - about the life and work of the famous children's writer A. V. Donchenko .
Works [2]
- Malik V.K. Ambassador of Urus-Shaitan. Novel. - M .: Children's literature, 1973. - 464 p.
- Malik V.K. Prince Igor: (Knights of Scarlet Shields): Roman / [Preface. M.F. Getmanz; Authorization per. with Ukrainian V. Doronina, E. Tsvetkova.] A word about Igor's regiment: Poem / Vladimir Galitsky: prince; [Trans. and note. B. Malika]. - M .: Hepta-Trade, 1996 .-- 541 p. - (Campaign: A Collection of Historical Novels). - 10,000 copies. - ISBN 5-87683-016-X .
- Malik V.K. Prince Kiy: East. novel; Road to Tmutarakan: East. novel / Yuri Prodan / [Per. from Ukrainian: E. Tsvetkov]. - M .: Hepta-Trade, 1996 .-- 525 p. - (Campaign: A Collection of Historical Novels). - 10,000 copies. - ISBN 5-87683-017-8 .
- Malik V.K. Secret secret ambassador: [Roman: In 2 volumes] / [Translation by V. Doronin, E. Tsvetkov]. - SPb. : Lenizdat , 1992 .-- 490 p. - (Contents: Prince 1. Ambassador of Urus-Shaitan; Prince 2. Firman of the Sultan). - 100,000 copies. - ISBN 5-289-01325-3 . || . - Domodedovo; M .: VAP, 1994. - T. 1. - 480 s .; T. 2. - 544 s. - 30,000 copies. - ISBN 5-86883-017-2 . || . - SPb. : Leningrad Publishing House, 2010 .-- 764 p. - 5050 copies. - ISBN 978-5-9942-0612-6 . || . - SPb. : Leningrad Publishing House, 2011 .-- 764 p. - 5030 copies. - ISBN 978-5-9942-0773-4 .
- Malik V.K. Secret Ambassador: Roman: [2 vol.] / [Transl. from Ukrainian: E. Tsvetkov] .. - Kharkov : Prapor, 1989. - V. 1. - 493 p. - (Contents: Ambassador of Urus-Shaitan; Firman of the Sultan). - 50,000 copies. - ISBN 5-7766-0078-2 . ; . - 1989. - T. 2. - 557 p. - (Content: Black Horseman; Silk Lace). - 50,000 copies. - ISBN 5-7766-0079-0 . [reprint. 1991]
- Malik V.K. The Black Horseman: Novel: [For Wednesdays. and Art. school age] / [Per. with Ukrainian V. Doronina, E. Tsvetkova]. - M .: Det. lit., 1981. - 368 p. - (Library of adventure and science fiction). - 100,000 copies.
- Malik V.K. Silk lace: East.-adventure. novel: [For Wednesdays. and Art. school age] / [Per. with Ukrainian E. Tsvetkova]. - M .: Det. lit., 1985 .-- 256 s. - (Library of adventure and science fiction). - 100,000 copies.
Awards and recognition
Lesya Ukrainka Literary Prize (1983) - for works on a historical and patriotic theme for children (including the novels “Ambassador of Urus-Shaitan”, “Silk Lace” and “Prince Kiy”).
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Now - Makarovsky district , Kiev region , Ukraine .
- ↑ Source - electronic catalogs of the MFN
Links
- Igor Kozyura, Valery Kozyura. Vladimir Malik: life and work. - Poltava: ASMI, 2003. - 118, [1] p.: [6] p. photo
- Volynsky K. Lessons by Vladimir Malik. // Lit. Ukraine. - Nov 8 - S. 7.
- Vladimir Malik: [Obituary] / / Lit. Ukraine. - 1998. - Sep 10. - S. 8.
- Inanimate A. The candle of memory burns. / / Berezil. - 2000. - No. 3-4. - S. 188-189.
- Lessons by Vladimir Malik (contemporaries about the writer and his work). - Poltava, 2005 .-- S. 155.
- On the upbringing of history // From the book: V. Kostyuchenko. The cold sun. - Kiev: CIS, 2014 .-- 394 p. - S. 317—328.
- Photography, short biography
- Photography, biography