Amyr-Dongak Zoya Semis-oolovna ( April 15, 1953, the village of Shemi Dzun-Khemchik , Tuva Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic - December 4, 2003 ) - poet, prose writer.
| Zoya Baysalova | |
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| Full name | Amyr-Dongak Zoya Semis-oolovna |
| Date of Birth | April 15, 1953 |
| Place of Birth | with. Shemi Dzun-Khemchik district, Tuva Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic |
| Date of death | December 4, 2003 (50 years old) |
| Place of death | Kyzyl |
| Occupation | poet, prose writer |
| Language of Works | Tuvinian |
Biography
Amyr-Dongak Zoya Semis-oolovna was born in with. Shemi of the Dzun-Khemchik district of the Tuva Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic in the family of a rural accountant [1] . Graduated from the Literary Institute. M. Gorky. She worked as a correspondent for the newspaper Tyvanyn Anyyakty, a radio journalist for the television and radio company of the Republic of Tuva . She began her literary work in 1975. She works in poetry and prose. The first poem, “Miss You,” was published in 1975 in the newspaper Tyvanyn Anyyaktary. He is the author of poetry collections “Voiced roll” (1979), “Two Hearts” (1992), prose book “The illegitimate” (“Suras”), the novel “A Woman in the Steppe”. The main theme of her work is the theme of love, fidelity, homeland, honor [2] . Her poems are translated into Russian. Member of the Union of Journalists of Russia, Union of Writers of Russia (1994). She died in 2003.
Main publications
- The Resounding Roll (1979): Poems
- Two Hearts (1992): Poems
- Illegitimate: A Tale
- "Woman in the Steppe": a story
- “Hungarian apples”: short story
- “Like a tree killed by a thunderstorm”: poem
- "From the native land": verses
- "Spring Motives" (1994) and others.
Notes
- ↑ Tuvan philologists celebrated Zoya Baysalova’s anniversary »Tuva.Asia
- ↑ Tuva literary. Issue 1: biobibliogr. reference book / National Library named after A.S. Pushkin Rep. Tuva; autostate: S. S. Kombu, L. M. Chadamba, E. M. Ak-kys. - Kyzyl, 2007 .-- 52 p.