Shamil Safuanovich Khaziakhmetov (09/08/1941, Alekseevka , Ufa district , BASSR - 12/22/2012, Ufa , Republic of Bashkortostan ) - Russian Bashkir writer, journalist. Member of the Union of Writers of the USSR since 1982, member of the Union of Writers of Russia since 1992. 13 books were published in Ufa and Moscow with a total circulation of more than 150 thousand copies.
| Shamil Safuanovich Khaziahmetov | |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | September 8, 1941 |
| Place of Birth | pos. Alekseevka of the Ufa district of the BASSR |
| Date of death | December 22, 2012 (71 years old) |
| Place of death | Ufa |
| Citizenship | Russian |
| Nationality | Russia |
| Occupation | writer, journalist |
| Children | Gisela Grabinska, 1969; Asya Shtekl, 1976; Diana Anderson, 1979 |
Biography
He graduated from Ufa State Petroleum Technical University in 1967, before that he studied at the Ufa Petroleum College (1956-1960), worked as a mechanical technician at the Sintezkauchuk factory, Omsk (1960 - 1962).
While studying at the Petroleum Institute, he collaborates with national newspapers. He is fond of sports, in 1963 he became the champion of Bashkiria in boxing among students. After graduation, at the request of the regional committee, the Komsomol works as a correspondent for the Leninets newspaper (June-November 1967). Further, he works as an engineer of the emergency dispatch service of the Mubarek district department of the Tashkent department of gas pipelines, pos. Mubarek of the Uzbek SSR (1967 - 1969), master of SU-13 Welding and assembly trust, the city of Pechora Komi Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (1969 - 1970), work in engineering positions in construction organizations in Ufa (1970 - September 1985 ) In 1976, the first book “The Solar City” was published in Ufa; in 1980, the second book “The Red Joint” was published in Moscow. In 1982, Sh. Khaziahmetov became a member of the Union of Writers of the USSR. In 1985, Sh. Khaziahmetov began work as deputy chief editor of the newspaper “Evening Ufa” (1985 - 1988), then as editor-in-chief of the Bashkir Book Publishing House (1988 - 1991), in 1991 he organized the first commercial publishing house in Bashkortostan “ Slovo ”and becomes its general director (1991 - 2000). In 2000, receives an invitation to return to the newspaper“ Evening Ufa ”and becomes the editor-in-chief (2000 - 2001), soon leaves and returns to the publishing house“ Slovo ”(2000 - 2004). From 2005 until his death in 2012, he worked as editor-in-chief of the Skif publishing house he organized.
Creativity
Sh.S. Khaziahmetov published 13 books: “The Solar City”, 1976; The Red Joint, 1980; The Hot Season, 1981; “Let there be a day”, 1983; "Male conversation", 1985; “Peace to your home”, 1986; The Horseman on the Clock, 1987; "Among the white snows", 1989; "The cloud over the village", 1991; "A call from the neighboring world", 1993; The Bitter Fruits of Autumn, 1996; “Sad as the world, history”, 2001; “Who stopped the clock?”, 2007; "Mr. Writer", 2014.
The first books were written in the spirit of industrial realism. Without pathos, but invariably with romance, Sh. Khaziahmetov described the everyday life of pipeline builders, workers and engineers with whom he himself worked in the most distant corners of the country. Later, writers are increasingly interested in topics of complex psychological riddles, relationships, fiction and mystical realism. The last essay novel “Mr. Literator” is ironic and autobiographical, full of philosophical thoughts about the history of the country and the native land.
Actively engaged in journalism and publishing, he headed the newspaper "Evening Ufa" publishing house "Bashknigoizdat", "Word" and "Skiff". He made translations of works by Bashkir authors into Russian.