Yaroslav Alekseevich Pavlyuk ( March 11, 1955 , Busk , Lviv region of the Ukrainian SSR - December 2, 2008 , Lviv ) - Ukrainian writer, journalist. Member of the Union of Writers of Ukraine. Member of the Union of Journalists of the USSR.
| Yaroslav Pavlyuk | |
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| Ukrainian Yaroslav Oleksiyovich Pavlyuk | |
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| Birth name | Yaroslav Alekseevich Pavlyuk |
| Date of Birth | March 11, 1955 |
| Place of Birth | Busk , Lviv region , Ukrainian SSR |
| Date of death | December 2, 2008 (53 years old) |
| Place of death | Lviv , Ukraine |
| Citizenship |  USSR →  Ukraine |
| Occupation | prose writer |
| Years of creativity | 1989-2008 |
| Genre | prose |
| Language of Works | Ukrainian |
| Debut | "Filmar" |
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Biography
The son of a brewer. Graduate of the Lviv Polytechnic Institute .
Later, he graduated in absentia from the Faculty of Journalism of Lviv University . He worked as a junior research fellow at a research institute, an athletics coach, a correspondent for the Sickle and Hammer regional newspaper ( Gorodok ), and a director of the Lviv Interregional Department of the Ukrlitfond.
He died in 2008 from liver cancer.
Creativity
He made his debut as a writer with a collection of short stories and novels "Filmar" in 1989.
It was published in the regional and republican periodicals, the Zhovten magazine, the Vitrila almanac (Sails).
He is the author of eight books, including novels, novels, short stories, short stories, children's tales, and books in the genre of science fiction .
The latest work by Y. Pavlyuk is The Nicholas Emperor, a historical chronicle of relations between the Russian Empress Elizabeth I and Count Alexei Razumovsky , brother of the last hetman of Ukraine, Kirill Razumovsky .
Two novels of a prose writer are related to science fiction - “Filmar” (1985-1987) and the continuation of “Ailen” (1990).
Selected Bibliography
- Autumn in Paradise (on sheets) // Sat. "Filmar". - K .: "Radyansky scribe", 1989.
- Filmar (1989) / K .: "The Radyansky Scribe", 1989. - S.249-332.
- Gladator (novel) // Sat. “View”. - Lviv: "Kamenyar", 1990.
- Perspective (story) / Lviv: "Kamenyar", 1990.
- Head of John (novel) // Sat: “Perspective”. - Lviv: "Kamenyar", 1990.
- Ailen (science fiction novel) // Sat. “View”. - Lviv: "Kamenyar", 1990.
- Budinochok, who apparently didn’t sleep (a children's fairy tale).
- Orchard of P'yanih Cherries (novel; 1990–2000) // Sat: “Romani's Friends Bet”. - Lviv: “Classic”, 2000;
- Nichny imeperator (historical novel; 1996-1999) // Sat: “Romani girlfriend bet”. - Lviv: “Classic”, 2000.
- A heartbeat (essay) // Sat: "Romani's friends bet." - Lviv: “Classic”, 2000
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