Lunina, Lyudmila Semenovna

In 1951 , together with her father and mother, she moved to Karaganda . In 1964 she graduated from a school with a silver medal and entered the Moscow Historical Archives Institute , which she graduated in 1971. She was admitted to the Union of Journalists of Kazakhstan . As a journalist, she also broadcast on television and radio. Poems published in the local and republican periodicals, collective collections "Day of Poetry", the magazine " Prostor ", "Star of the East" ( Tashkent ). She was a repeated participant of the Republican meetings of young writers.

From 1966 to 1976 she worked as a senior researcher at the Karaganda Regional State Archive. In 1976 she entered the graduate school at the Department of Philosophy of the Karaganda University , graduated in 1980. She specialized in sociology and from 1976 worked as a sociologist, then head of the sociological laboratory of the KarSU. The first book was published in 1982 , in 1986 the book of children's poems was published, and in 1989 - the third book. At the same time, she edited collective collections of Karaganda poets and writers, led literary associations, and was a participant in republican meetings of writers. In 1995 she became a member of the Writers' Union of Kazakhstan .

In April 1997 , she repatriated to Israel . Member of the Writers' Union of Israel . In Israel, it was published in periodicals, magazines, almanacs and anthologies.

• “Fire in the night”, verses, Alma-Ata, ed. Zhalyn, 1982, p. –48, 5000 copies.
• “Strange catfish”, children's poems, Alma-Ata, ed. “Zhalyn”, 1986, p. −12, 100,000 copies.
• "The Country of the Soul", verses, Alma-Ata, ed. Zhalyn, 1989, p. −80, 3000 copies, ISBN 5-610-00608-2 .
• “Field of Destiny”, Moscow-Tel Aviv, ed. E.RA, 2007, C. −187., 300 copies, ISBN 978-5-98575-229-8 .