Yevgeni Anatolyevich Popov

Yevgeny Anatoljevich Popov (Russian: Евгений Анатольевич Попов, scientific transliteration Evgenij Anatol'evič Popov, born January 5, 1946 in Krasnoyarsk, Siberia ) is a Russian prose writer.

Popov was active after his involvement in the literary almanac Metropol since 1979 in the Soviet Union in the so-called Underground. After his first literary success, to which he, inter alia, Vasily Schukschin had helped, he was expelled after seven months membership of the Writers' Union. He worked in his learned profession as a geologist, so he remained independent as a writer.

In 1980, an anthology of short stories by Popov out in an American exile publishing. Only after the perestroika his works were published in Russia again.

To date, Popov wrote over 200 short stories and four novels.

Works

• The heart of the patriot or Various letters to Ferfitschkin 1989 in the journal Volga No. 2 (Russian: Душа патриота, или Различные послания к Ферфичкину ), German 1991 edition
• The miracles beauty of life Moscow: Moskovsky Rabotchi 1990 ( Russian: Прекрасность жизни Главы из " романа с газетой " который никогда не будет начат и закончен. ), German 1992 edition
• Eve without end Moscow: Tekst 1993 (Russian: Накануне накануне ), German edition 1994
• The true story of the Green Musicians (novel) in 1998 in the journal Znamya (Russian: Подлинная история " Зеленых музыкантов " Роман. ) German 1999 edition
• As with me went downhill German edition published in 1997 by Popov's stories in 1997