Boris Red Brief Biography

The house of the poet. Boris Red Documentary - Boris Red - Biography Boris Borisovich Red - Ural poet, geophysicist, laureate of literary prizes “Antibuker” and “Northern Palmir”. During his short life, he wrote more poems. Boris Red - a poet, in the verses of which death was the main topic, girlfriend and interlocutor.

His work was recognized during his lifetime, printed, called the new Yesenin ... Childhood Boris Borisovich Red was born on September 8 in Chelyabinsk. His father, Boris Petrovich Red, was a geophysicist, a doctor of geological and mineralogical sciences. Mother Margarita Mikhailovna-epidemiologist. Boris had senior sisters Elena and Olga. In the year, the official circumstances of Boris Petrovich changed - he took the position of the main geophysicist of the Uralgeology association, and the whole family, except Elena, moved to Sverdlovsk Yekaterinburg.

The father was allocated a four -room apartment on the outskirts of the city, in the area that was called the local factory in Yekaterinburg, the local factory is so abbreviated. As often develops on the working outskirts of large cities, the district was populated by urks, hooligans and drunks. Boris Red Boris, on the one hand, grew up a home boy. From an early age - first a grandmother, then father or sister Olga read the works of Russian classic poets.

He was generally very friendly with Olga. She taught him to swim and helped to master many more useful things. When he became older, they often discussed domestic literature, taught English according to Shakespeare. If the sister left somewhere, then Boris always wrote letters to her. From the age of fourteen, he began to write poetry, miniatures and detective novels. On the other hand, living in such a dysfunctional quarter, it was necessary to be able to survive in street fights.

Therefore, the redhead took up boxing and achieved good results. In the year, he won the Sverdlovsk champion title in a youth category. In the area he was respected not only because of boxing. He learned to find a common language with everyone, to maintain a company could drink surrogate alcohol at a construction site. He called himself "the best friend of the bandits and thieves." The redhead had a scar on his face - he fell in childhood on a broken glass jar.

When he was asked about this scar, he loved to compose different stories. He said that he suffered in a gangster showdown, then in a shootout in which his friend was killed, he claimed that he had defended his homeland. Thus, in the life of the redhead there were two worlds, there was “high” and “low”. Of these two worlds, his poetry developed, simple in content and highly artistic in form.

Boris Rygiye in his youth in the year, the redheads moved to the historical center of the city - to the Moscow Gorka. Boris was very worried about this. Shpans in Yekaterinburg were enough everywhere. On the Tutor chamber, he had at least some kind of authority. In the summer evening, the same year, Boris escorted his classmate Irina Knyazeva home to Vtorchermet. He was wearing a chic suit, only brought by his father from Germany.

When he returned to the Moscow slide, near the Sports Palace he was attacked from behind him so that he did not have time to do anything, brutally beaten his feet and, of course, then removed the costume. After that, he was restored for a long time. Even six months later, abrasions from the beatings were still noticeable in wedding photographs, he and Irina were married in December.

Success in the fall of the year Boris Rygia entered the Ural Mining and Geological Academy for the Department of Geophysics and Geoecology. In the university years in search of support, he made acquaintances with Ural poets. The first to whom he met in his path were Alexey Kuzin and Yuri Lobantsev. Kuzin described his first impression of acquaintance with the work of the redhead in his diary as follows: "A clearly expressed dramatic attitude, figurative vision of the world, free possession of a poetic form." Lobantsev, who then headed the Literary Association “Mountain Rodnik”, actively supported the novice poet and advised to participate in poetic competitions.

The redhead listened to the Council and in the year went to Moscow to the Festival of Student Poetry, where he easily took second place. Following this, in the Rossiya newspaper, published in Yekaterinburg, his poems were published - “Clouds have not yet turned pale ...”, “Elizabeth” and “Incarnation into the forest”. Subsequently, the poems of Boris Ryzhey were printed in the magazines Ural Rastyopov, Ural, Banner, Star, Arion, in the almanac of Urbi, they were translated into English, Dutch, German, Italian.

Since the middle of the X, Boris Rygiy regularly began to ride literary festivals and meetings to Moscow and St. Petersburg. There he expanded the circle of his acquaintances. Rhine considered Boris Redge "the most talented poet of his generation." After graduating from the Ural Mining Academy in the year, the redhead served as a junior researcher at the Institute of Geophysics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and since the year, an employee of the Ural magazine.

In the magazine, he led the headings “Count Khvostov” and “Anthology of the Master of Poetry of the Urals”. True, he did not work there for long - there was no relationship with the chief editor of the magazine Nikolai Kolyada.Without desperate, the redhead settled down in the newspaper Book Club, where he became the author of the column "Actual Poetry with Boris Rym." In the spring of the year, several poems of the redhead, united by the name “From Sverdlovsk with Love” were printed in the magazine “Banner”.

For this publication on January 21, the poet received the Anti -Bucker Award. In the same year, his first poetic collection “And all that ...” was published in St. Petersburg. In June, along with other Ural poets, the redhead went to Rotterdam to the World Poetry Festival. The well -fed neat Holland did not impress the Ural poet: "... they have everything, everything is well -groomed." At the end of summer, his poems were published by the magazine Passionate.

In Holland, his poetry has become extremely popular. A fairly famous Dutch rock band De Kift wrote two songs on his poems “So I understood” and “sea”. At literary events, even at the presentation of the “anti -guide”, the redhead made it a rule to appear drunk. He sharply described this reckless lifestyle in his prosaic work "Rotterdam Diary", which was already published posthumously.

Of course, the cheeky behavior in public was only the mask of Boris Ryzhey. Boris Red, at the award of the Antibuker Award, in the fall of the year, the redhead became a member of the Union of Russian Writers. For several years he was engaged in research related to the structure of the earth's crust and the seismicity of the Urals and Russia, he was a participant in several geological parties.

In total, the redhead published 18 research work. They may be familiar.