Gryazov, Andrey Borisovich

Andrey Borisovich Gryazov
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Andrei Borisovich Gryazov (December 5, 1961, Mary of the Turkmen SSR) - Ukrainian poet, doctor, publisher and cultural trader. He lives in Ukraine in Kiev , is a member of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine , organizer of the International Festival of the Chestnut House , editor-in-chief of the literary almanac "The Chestnut House", head of the jury of the International Festival "Poetic League", founder of the Prize named after Andrei and Arseny Tarkovsky in the field of poetry and cinema, editor-in-chief of the Limousine magazine, founder of the Poet Theater. In 1979 he entered the medical school in Orenburg. In 1984 he transferred to Kiev. In 1985 he graduated from the A. A. Bogomolets National Medical University and was assigned to the Kiev Institute of Neurosurgery . From 1986 to 1988 he served as a military doctor in the Air Force , at the Chernihiv Flight School. In 1989 he returned to the Institute of Neurosurgery . From 1996 to 2003, he headed the Magnetic Resonance Imaging Department at the Emergency Hospital. Since 2003 he has been working at the Institute of Neurosurgery. A.P. Romodanova . Since 2010, head of the department of radio neurosurgery. Doctor of Medical Sciences.

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He began to publish in 1981, as a student at a medical institute in Orenburg, in the newspaper Sovetsky Medic. Later in the regional newspaper. He performed on the regional radio of Orenburg.
Since 2000, a member of the Writers Union of Ukraine . In 2005, organizes the festival "Chestnut House" and begins to produce the eponymous almanac. In 2007, Marina Tarkovskaya , Margarita Terekhova , Alexander Gordon and Vyacheslav Amirkhanyan came to the festival. At a press conference, the RIA announced the establishment of the Arseny and Andrei Tarkovsky Prizes in the field of poetry and cinema. The prize was established by the Chestnut House International Poetry Festival, the Tarkovsky Foundation, with the support of the ISD Corporation, and was created to support and develop the best examples of classical contemporary poetry, as well as to revive the best traditions of authorial art and documentary films in Russia and Ukraine.
The festival was attended by Bella Akhmadulina , Ivan Zhdanov , Svetlana Kekova , Sergey Gandlevsky , Evgeny Tsymbal , Ada Rogovtseva , Yuri Nazarov , Boris Barsky , Sergey Dzhigurda , Dmitry Burago and others.

Andrey Gryazov is a member of the editorial board of the Rainbow magazine , over the years has been a member of the jury of various contests, including Pushkin Autumn, Slavic Traditions , and the Voloshinsky International Literary Competition. In 2011, he was chairman of the jury of the All-Ukrainian Children's Poetry Competition named after Joseph Kurlata "Dzherelce". He is, along with Andrei Korovin, the author of the idea of the Voloshinsky festival in Koktebel. The constant curator of the Kiev festival "Kiev Laurels" .
Since 2001, Andrei Gryazov is a member of the editorial board of the poetic site [www.poezia.ru www.poezia.ru].
Since 2012, a member of the 21st Century Writers' Union and the head of the Kiev Poet Theater. Publishes a poetic series "Chestnut House".
Since 2013, a member of the International PEN Club .

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Andrei Gryazov is a laureate of many awards, including the Prizes named after Y. Dolgoruky (for the book of poems "Jazz", 2005), the prize of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine named after N. Ushakov (for the book "Hearing Point", 2009) A. S. Griboedov (2010), the prize of the newspaper "Poetograd" (2012), the prize "Petropol" (2014) and the prize to them. L.N. Vysheslavsky (2015)

Andrey Gryazov is one of the founders of magnetic resonance imaging and radio neurosurgery in Ukraine.

Publications in periodicals of Ukraine, Russia, USA, Germany, Israel, etc. Poems are translated into Ukrainian, English, French and German.

Ivan Zhdanov in the preface to the book “Dew” by Andrei Gryazov wrote:

“... The aphoristic style adopted by the poet does not require him to have banal content, but the topics he deals with, grow out of the ordinary, but after they are thought out, experienced, suffered, they become exciting, like an unexpected adventure that you want to reread again and again. Many of his lines could become worthy epigraphs for the same adventures. The wrong side of everyday life suddenly turns around with the face of an unexpected image, subtle remark, sad seriousness. She is already taken by surprise and shimmers with all the colors of uniqueness and originality ... "

Andrei Gryazov has been published as a poet since 1981. Author of poetry books: Crossroads. Kiev: Baida, 1994; Chestnut House. Kiev: Baida, 1997; Candlesticks. / Foreword B. Drobota. Kiev: Baida, 1998; On the palm. / Foreword K. Kvitnitskaya. Kiev: Baida, 2000; On the palm. St. Petersburg: Helikon Plus, 2001; My shore. / Foreword L. Davidenko. Kiev: Baida, 2001; The ant of silence. Kiev: Rainbow, 2004; Jazz. / Foreword Mikhail Krasikov. Kharkov: TO Exclusive, 2005; Hearing Point / Preface Mikhail Krasikov. Kharkov: TO Exclusive, 2008; Dew. / Foreword Ivan Zhdanov. Kiev: Baida, 2011; Dr. Budzdorov. / Kiev: RIA, 2013.
He was published in the magazines Friendship of Peoples , Poetry, Stalker (Russia), New Magazine (New York), Atalanta (USA), Khreschatyk , Foreign Notes (Germany), Tallinn "(Estonia), " Rainbow " ," Honeycomb "," Renaissance "(Kiev)," Hour Bottle "," Ninth Scythian "," Ark "(Ukraine)," Zinziver "," Children of Ra ", etc.
Poems are included in the anthology "Kiev. Russian poetry. XX century ”(Munich),“ Russian poetry of Ukraine ”(Kiev),“ Songs of Southern Russia ”(Donetsk),“ Countrymen ”(Moscow),“ It is time ”(Moscow).
Publications in periodicals of Ukraine, Russia, USA, Germany, Israel, etc. Poems are translated into Ukrainian and German.

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