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Gennadiy BezzubovIsraeli poet, journalist
Date of Birth: 01.01.1946
Country:  Israel |
Content:
- Biography of an Israeli Poet and Journalist
- Move to Jerusalem
- Literary Publications
- "Amnesty of Words" (1992)
- Literary Recognition
Biography of an Israeli Poet and Journalist
Early Life and EducationAn Israeli poet and journalist, the subject of this biography resided in Kyiv and Leningrad during his early years. He completed his education at the Kyiv Institute of Culture and subsequently worked as a journalist in Kyiv and Leningrad's newspapers.
Move to Jerusalem
In 1990, he relocated to Jerusalem, where he became an established figure in the city's literary scene.
Literary Publications
Throughout his career, he has published several books of poetry and prose, including:
"Amnesty of Words" (1992)
"Accidental Witness" (1997)"Noon: A Poem" (1997)
"In Lieu of Friendly Letters" (2001)
"Late Mid-Mountains" (2006)
Journalistic Contributions
Prior to 1987, his writings were featured in Leningrad's samizdat magazines and Konstantin Kuzminsky's anthology, "At the Blue Lagoon." After 1987, his work appeared in prominent publications such as "Novy Mir," "22," "Ariel," "Jerusalem Journal," and "New Century."
Literary Recognition
His poetry has been included in numerous anthologies, including:"Verses of the Century"
"Samizdat of the Century"
"Twin Light"
"One Hundred Russian Poets on Kyiv"
"Orientation on the Ground"
"Liberated Ulysses"
"Anthology of Israeli Poetry 2005"
Translations
He has also contributed to the "Anthology of Hebrew Literature" with his translations from Hebrew into Russian.
