Vladislav Adolfovich Rusanov (June 12, 1966) - Donetsk science-fiction writer, writing in Russian, author of the series "The Hot Winds of the North", "Blades of the Crossroads", "Dragon Winner".
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Biography
Vladislav Adolfovich Rusanov was born on June 12, 1966 in Donetsk . In 1983 he graduated from high school and entered the Donetsk Polytechnic Institute . In 1988, he received a diploma in "Technology and technology for exploration of mineral deposits." In August 1988, he began working at the Branch Research Laboratory of Offshore Drilling at the Donetsk Polytechnic Institute . As part of the laboratory team, he was engaged in search and shooting work on the shelf of the northern part of the Black Sea .
In 1990, he moved to the Department of Technology and Engineering for Exploration , where he still works. In 1997, he graduated from full-time postgraduate studies at the Donetsk Polytechnic Institute, and in 1999 he defended his thesis for the degree of candidate of technical sciences on the topic: "Justification of rational technological modes of shock-vibration drilling of subsea wells." In 2003, the decision of the Certification Board of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine V. A. Rusanov was awarded the academic title of Associate Professor .
Rusanov wrote his first story in 1993 . The first publication took place in November 2002 in the magazine "Seeker". In 2005, Krylov Publishing House ( St. Petersburg ) released the novel The Dawn Flurry, the first part of the Hot Winds of the North trilogy . At the moment, nineteen books and two dozen stories have been published in periodicals (such as “Man and Science”, “ Chemistry and Life ”, “Threshold”, “Just Fantasy”, “The Seeker”).
According to a survey of the newspaper "Donetsk News" in 2009, Rusanov V. A. entered the list of "100 famous Donetsk" [1] .
In 2013, V. A. Rusanov was nominated for the "Best Translator" at the Eurocon , held in Kiev , from Ukraine.
In November 2014, he became one of the organizers of the Union of Writers of the DPR.
In 2015, he received the “ Moon Rainbow ” award in the nomination “In the field of literature” for the trilogy “Blades of the Abroad”. Since November 1, 2017, a member of the Union of Writers of Russia.
November 11, 2018 became a deputy of the People's Council of the DPR .
Bibliography
- 2005 - Dawn Flurry (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House), reprint. 2010 - Lugansk, Shiko Publishing House.
- 2005 - Midday Storm (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House), reprint. 2010 - Lugansk, Shiko Publishing House.
- 2005 - Sunset Hurricane (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House), reprint. 2010 - Lugansk, Shiko Publishing House.
- 2006 - Blades of Abroad. Book 1. Cursed cargo (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House), reprint. 2011 - Lugansk, Shiko Publishing House.
- 2006 - Blades of Abroad. Book 2. There will be no revenge (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House), reprint. 2014 - Lugansk, Shiko Publishing House.
- 2006 - Dragon Winner. Book 1. The stepson of fate (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House)
- 2007 - Hot Winds of the North: Dawn Flurry. Midday storm. Sunset Hurricane (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House, reprint.)
- 2007 - Dragon Winner. Book 2. Hostage of Fortune (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House)
- 2007 - Bronze Gryphon (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House)
- 2008 - Silver Bear (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House)
- 2008 - Golden Boar (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House)
- 2008 - Steel Thrush (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House)
- 2008 - Warlock from Gardariki (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House)
- 2009 - Worlock Rite (St. Petersburg, Krylov Publishing House)
- 2010 - Moscow Messenger (St. Petersburg, Astrel-SPb Publishing House)
- 2011 - Roads and Fates (storybook, Lugansk, Shiko Publishing House)
- 2011 - Moscow Youth (St. Petersburg, Astrel-SPb Publishing House)
- 2013 - Blood Brothers (Moscow, AST Publishing House)
- 2014 - Blades of Abroad. Book 3. Spring of Hope (Lugansk, Shiko Publishing House)
- 2014 - Improvisation. Minstrel Heart (Moscow, EKSMO Publishing House)
- 2015 - Askold's Grave (Sevastopol, Shiko-Sevastopol Publishing House)
- 2018 - Open my mouth (collection of poems) (Donetsk, Publishing House "Edit")
Translations
- 2008 - Arthur Conan Doyle “The Fairy Phenomenon” translation by V. Rusanov (in the collection “Forgotten Investigations”, Kharkov, Belgorod: Book Club “Family Leisure Club”)
- 2010 - Angus Donald Robin Hood. Robber "translation by V. Rusanov (S. Petersburg, Domino-M Publishing House, EKSMO)
- 2010 - Keith R. A. De Candido “The Ring of Hate” translation by V. Rusanov (S. Petersburg, Domino-M Publishing House, EKSMO)
- 2010 - Gregory Keyes “The Infernal City ” translated by V. Rusanov (S. Petersburg, Domino-M Publishing House, EKSMO)
- 2011 - Christopher Paul “The Knights Templar” translation by V. Rusanov (St. Petersburg, Domino-M Publishing House, EKSMO)
- 2011 - James Clemens "The Witch's Gates" translation by V. Rusanov (S. Petersburg, Domino-M Publishing House, EKSMO)
- 2012 - James Clemens “Witch Star” translation by V. Rusanov (S. Petersburg, Domino-M Publishing House, EKSMO)
- 2013 - Gillian Flynn “The Vanished” translation by V. Rusanov (S. Petersburg, Publishing House “AZBUKA”)
- 2013 - John Joseph Adams (compiler) “The Way of the Wizard” (storybook), translation by V. Rusanov (S. Petersburg, Publishing House “AZBUKA”)
- 2014 - Joe Abercrombie “The Red Country” translation by V. Rusanov (Moscow, EKSMO Publishing House)
Notes
- ↑ “Donetsk News”: “100 well-known Donetsk” (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment June 12, 2010. Archived November 30, 2012.
Links
- Rusanov Vladislav . Archived November 30, 2012. // Fiction of modern Ukraine. Encyclopedic reference book / edited by Doctor of Philology, Professor I.V. Cherny. - Kharkov: Publishing House "Investor", 2007.
- Rusanov, Vladislav Adolfovich in the library of Maxim Moshkov
- Donetsk science fiction: a look into the future . Date of treatment May 7, 2011. Archived December 1, 2012.
- Science fiction writer Vladislav Rusanov: There is no one to read science fiction in Ukrainian . Date of treatment June 8, 2011. Archived November 30, 2012.
- 15 thoughts of Vladislav Rusanov . Date of treatment May 3, 2012. Archived November 30, 2012.
- Just fantastic ... The newspaper "Donetsk Ridge". No. 47 for 2012. Conversation with science fiction Rusanov. . Date of treatment December 26, 2012. Archived December 27, 2012.
- Higher education institutions of higher education . Date of treatment February 19, 2013. Archived February 26, 2013.
- Vladislav RUSANOV - about talents and patriots .
- Translation difficulties. A geological engineer from Donetsk translated the novel "Disappeared" into Russian
- Science fiction
- Science fiction writer Vladislav Rusanov: “If I write in Ukrainian, then immediately in mov, I don’t translate anything”
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