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Iskrenko, Nina Yuryevna

Nina Yurievna Iskrenko ( July 26, 1951 , Petrovsk , Saratov Region - February 14, 1995 , Moscow ) is a Russian poetess.

Nina Iskrenko
Nina Yurievna Iskrenko.jpg
Birth nameNina Yurievna Iskrenko
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Date of death
A place of death
Citizenship USSR →
Russia
Occupationpoetess
Years of creativity1980-1995
Genrepoem, poem, prose
Language of WorksRussian
Debut1991
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Content

  • 1 Biography
  • 2 reviews
  • 3 Bibliography
  • 4 notes
  • 5 Links

Biography

She graduated from the Physics Department of Moscow State University , worked as a translator of scientific and technical literature. Until the 1980s, could not publish a single line, the first time poems were published in April 1987 in the journal " Youth " [2] under the heading "Test bench". At the end of the 80s she was a member of the Poetry Club (along with many other poets now famous - Dmitry Prigov , Yuri Arabov, Evgeny Bunimovich, Alexei Parshikov , Victor Korkiya , Igor Irteniev , Vladimir Salimon ), a semi-official literary association of her generation. All three of her lifetime poetry collections were published in 1991 . Died in 1995 from cancer.

Reviews

N. Iskrenko is passionate about the intersection of genres, “polystylistics”, the capture of the modern information vortex; hence the tricks that cannot be attributed to poetry alone. - Cyril Kovalji [2]

Nina Iskrenko (1951-1995) is one of the brightest poets of the Moscow new wave, which entered the Russian literature in the mid-eighties. Her so early and painful death makes her look differently at the fate of the poet, who is completing and taking on a new dimension, who has somehow stepped right away from life into history. <...> Nina Iskrenko broke out of all the frames, with rare grace and freedom interfered with biblical tram vocabulary in verses, she defended the right to make mistakes, lost her rhythm, lost rhymes and punctuation marks, wrote across and diagonally, left spaces, strikethroughs, reservations and proverbs, she spoke her own language, which was her only. - Evgeny Bunimovich [3]

Bibliography

  • Or: Poems and texts. - M.: Soviet writer, 1991. - 112 p. - 6200 copies. ISBN 5-265-01885-9 (The book is framed by the author.)
  • Referendum. - M.: Moscow Worker, 1991; under one cover with the book of Yu. Arabov “Simple Life”.
  • Favorites. - M .: Vlad, 2001 .-- 288 p. - (Club "Poetry", issue 3).

Collected Works compiled by the author:

  • Some considerations subsequently crossed out. Poems of 1987. - M.: Book Review (ARGO-RISK), 2015 .-- 40 p. Volume 13
  • Zero Solid. 1988 verses. - M .: ARGO-RISK; Tver: KOLONNA Publications, 2009 .-- 88 p. Volume 14.
  • Things to put up with. The first half of 1989. - M .: ARGO-RISK ; Tver: KOLONNA Publications, 2006 .-- 56 p. Volume 15
  • All! July - December 1989. - M.: ARGO-RISK; Tver: KOLONNA Publications, 2005 .-- 48 p. Volume 16
  • We and them. January - August 1990. - M.: ARGO-RISK; Tver: KOLONNA Publications, 2003 .-- 72 p. Volume 17
  • Signs of attention. 2.08.90-3.06.91. - M .: ARGO-RISK; Tver: KOLONNA Publications, 2002 .-- 92 p. Volume 18.
  • Guests. - M.: ARGO-RISK, 2001. Volume 19.
  • Interpretation of the moment: Poems and texts. 09/23/91 - 02/11/92. - M.: ARGO-RISK, 1996 .-- 52 p. Volume 20.
  • Poems about the Motherland: Poems and texts. 03.03-24.11.92. - M.: ARGO-RISK, 2000. Volume 21. Prep. text and comment. D. Davydova.
  • Stories of love and death: Life of the Bald and Vermicelli. December 8-17, 1992. - M.: ARGO-RISK, 1999 .-- 22 p. Volume 22.
  • Directly life: Poems and texts. 12/22/92 - 08/31/93. - M.: ARGO-RISK, 1997. Volume 23.
  • On the main thing (From the diary of N.I.). - M.: Nezavisimaya Gazeta, 1998. Volumes 24-27. Comp. S. Kuznetsov, M. Shatunovsky .

Notes

  1. ↑ German National Library , Berlin State Library , Bavarian State Library , etc. Record # 103577742 // General regulatory control (GND) - 2012—2016.
    <a href=" https://wikidata.org/wiki/Track:Q27302 "> </a> <a href=" https://wikidata.org/wiki/Track:Q304037 "> </a> <a href = " https://wikidata.org/wiki/Track:Q256507 "> </a> <a href=" https://wikidata.org/wiki/Track:Q170109 "> </a> <a href = " https://wikidata.org/wiki/Track:Q36578 "> </a>
  2. ↑ 1 2 Ahead is the road. - Youth, No. 4. - 1987. - S. 54-61
  3. ↑ Arion, 1995, No. 2

Links

  • Nina Iskrenko on the site " A New Map of Russian Literature "
  • Nina Iskrenko on the site "Unofficial Poetry"
  • Nina Iskrenko in the " Journal Hall "
  • Nina Iskrenko at the Century of Translation website
  • Page on the Babylon website
  • Texts and links on the site of Olga Arefieva
  •   - Nina Iskrenko community in LiveJournal

Thebes cycle of Nina Iskrenko https://www.hippy.ru/right/iskrenko/

Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Iskrenko__Nina_Yuryevna&oldid=93665457


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