Adam Hlobus
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Native name | Адам Глобус |
Born | Vladimir V. Adamchyk 29 September 1958 Dzyarzhynsk, Minsk Region, Byelorussian SSR |
Pen name | Adam Hlobus |
Occupation | novelist, essayist, painter, artist, publisher. |
Language | Belarusian, Russian, Ukrainian, English |
Nationality | Belarus |
Citizenship | Belarus |
Education | the pedagogical department Minsk Art School them. A. K. Glebov (1973–1977). |
Alma mater | monumental art department of the Belarusian State Academy of Arts |
Period | 1977–1983 |
Genres | story, essay |
Notable awards | The award of the magazine "Neman" for the best story, 1990, Belarus.
The Prize named after Ivan Fedorov, received a diploma as a major publisher of Russian-language books abroad, 1995 Russia. The award of the daily newspaper "The Star" for the best story. 2000, Belarus. The literary Prize "Ugra" in the category "Slavic poetry and prose" for the book "Lyrics BY". 2010 Russia. The literary Prize of Jerzy Giedroyc for a book of selected works "proposals". 2012, Poland. Medal "At the meeting of the day!" on the name of Boris Kornilov for literary creativity. 2013, Russia. Social Memberships
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Spouse | Alena Adamchyk |
Website | |
adamhlobus.com/ |
Adam Hlobus (born 29 September 1958; pres. name and surname Vladimir V. Adamchyk, Belarusian: Uladzimir Vyachaslavavіch Adamchyk) is a Belarus writer and novelist, essayist, poet, publisher and artist.
Biography[]
Hlobus was born in Dzyarzhynsk Minsk Region in the family of Belarusian writer (Belarusian: Vyachaslau Adamchyk). From 1959 he lived in Minsk. He graduated from the pedagogical department them. (1977), art department Belarusian Theatre and Art Institute (1983). He worked as a draftsman, painter and restorer, a graphic designer, editor of "Krynitsa" (from 1987). It is engaged in publishing activities ( "Suchasnyj lіtaratar" publishing house).
His wife is , a Belarusian photographer. He has two children and a grandson.
Activism[]
He was one of the founding members of the informal association of young writers "Tuteishyja" (Tuteishyja, 1986 – 1990), which is due to the circumstances involved, not only in literature, but also an expression of and an active social and political position. In particular, in October 1988 and the union organized, which later became the traditional, primarily in Belarus share commemoration called "Forefathers Eve", with many thousands march and rally. Member of the Writer's Union (1988) (with the 1989 a).
Creativity[]
The first publications of poetry were in 1981 (Weekly "", journal ""). His book "Grud" which was published in 1985 was banned and ruined by the regime representatives. Today the poems and short stories of Hlobus are translated into the major languages of the world, as well as Ossetian and Catalan and are published in the British, German, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Polish and Russian. In Russian book "Werewolves" (1991), «Demonokameron» (1993), and "Lyrics BY clause" (2007), composed of poetry translations by Russian poets of Alexander Eremenko, , Vyacheslav Kupriyanov, Dmitry Mizgulin, and lyrical prose, translated by Svyatozar Barchenko and .
Bibliography[]
- "Grud" (1985, Minsk, "Mastackaia litaratura", 64p.) The book was banned by the Soviet censorship and its circulation was destroyed.
- "Park" (1988)
- "Loneliness at the stadium" (1989)
- "Death – a man" (1992)
- "Crossroads" (1993)
- "Domovikomeron '(1994)
- "Do not tell my mom" (1995)
- "Koydanovo '(1997)
- "New domovikomeron '(1998)
- "Post scriptum" (1999)
- "Lyrics" (2000), a compilation of all previous books
- "Braslavskaya Stigmata" (2001)
- "Notebooks" (2003)
- "Home". Roman (2005)
- "Contemporaries" (2006)
- "Fairy Tales" (2007 Minsk, "Lohvinau" Publishing House, 200p. ISBN 978-985-6800-60-6)
- "Adam Hlobus. Lyrics BY". Publisher: Harvest, AST. 2007; ISBN 5-17-043391-3, ISBN 985-16-0753-3 ( the Russian translation of )
- "The Castle" (2008 Minsk, "Harvest" "Suchasny litaratar" 256p.)
- "Convolutus:. Lyrics and prose" – Minsk: Suchasnyj lіtaratar, 2008. ( The eight books that have been published over the last eight years )
- "Play.By". Publisher Igor Loginov 2009
- "The New Heaven" (2010 Minsk, "Galiafy" 192 p. ISBN 978-985-6906-41-4)
- "The fairy Tales of Krutagorje" (2010 Minsk, "Lohvinau" Publishing House, 200p. ISBN 978-985-6901-58-7)
- "Sentenses" (2012 Minsk, "Harvest" 736p. ISBN 978-985-18-0922-2)
- "Names" (2013 Minsk, "Lohvinau" Publishing House, 122p.)
- "The fairy Tales About Grown-ups" (2013 Minsk, "Lohvinau" Publishing House, 200p. ISBN 978-985-562-091-5)
- "The Novels of Different Years" (2014 Minsk, "Lohvinau" Publishing House, 160p.)
- "Portraits" (2014 Minsk "Галіяфы", 96p. ISBN 978-985-7021-28-4)
- "The stories of Minsk and its Surroundings" (2015 Minsk, "Lohvinau" Publishing House, 224p. ISBN 978-609-8147-32-2)
- "Reverse Perspective" (2016 Minsk, "Harvest" 288p. ISBN 978-985-18-3832-1)
Publications of the translations to the different languages[]
- "Werewolves" (1991 Minsk, "BDPPR" 32p. art magazine ABC №1 Registration number 171), translation by Alena Adamchyk
- "Death is a man" (1993 Index on Censorship London), translation Vera Rich
- "Unser Stadtviertel" (1995, Weißrussland – die eroberte Sprache (=Ostara 4). Hannover: Rabenrat-Verlag) translation by Norbert Randow
- "Demonicameron tales" (1996 Index on Censorship London ISBN 0-904286-51-7) translation Vera Rich
- "Demonokameron" (1998 Bialystok, "ZB w Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej" ISBN 9788391005804) translation Jan Maksymiuk
- "Lyrics BY" (2007 Moskou, "AST" 576p. ISBN 978-5-17-043391-9), translation Aleksandr Yaromenko, Alexey Parschikov, Vyacheslav Kupreyanov, Dmitriy Mizgulin, Alexey Andreev, Svyatozar Barchenko
- "Bielaruski" (2006 Minsk, "Suchasny litaratar" 161-166p. ISBN 985-14-1286-4), translation Wendy Quinn
Collective collections[]
- "Local" (1989), a collection of members of the association "The Locals" ( Local )
- "All Year Round" (1996), a collection of
- The modern Belarusian prose (2003)
External links[]
- Belarusian writers
- 20th-century Belarusian poets
- Belarusian painters
- Living people
- 1958 births
- People from Dzyarzhynsk District
- Belarusian male poets
- 20th-century male writers
- Belarusian State Academy of Arts alumni