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Nikolay ShoshanniWrites poetry, bard songs, jokes
Date of Birth: .
Country:  Ukraine |
Content:
- Literary and Artistic Journey of Nikolai Shoshannni
- Literary Spectrum
- Bardic Expression
- Published Works
- - "Virzhi iuzii" (1999, 2005 reissue)
Literary and Artistic Journey of Nikolai Shoshannni
Early Life and InfluencesNikolai Shoshannni was born in 1965 in Vinnytsia, Ukraine. His first language is Ukrainian, and he has been writing in both Russian and Ukrainian since the mid-1980s. His technical higher education has not dampened his artistic spirit, leading him to explore a diverse range of creative expression.
Literary Spectrum
Shoshannni's literary repertoire encompasses poetry, bardic songs, essays on creativity, anecdotes, and succinctly formulated ideas. His poetic works delve into various themes, including irony, lyrical introspection, and philosophical musings. His distinctive "Phrases on Purpose and Not" are notably popular in Russian literary circles.
Bardic Expression
As a bard, Shoshannni has composed over 60 songs in both Ukrainian and Russian. His music has found its way to Ukrainian radio stations such as "KULTURA," "ERA," and "Radio Svoboda." He has released three CD albums of his bardic compositions, "Vsesvit usmiknenikh psiv," "Oranzhereya azhurnogo zhanra," and "Zhonhlier."
Published Works
To date, Shoshannni has published five authorial anthologies and three collections of his bardic songs. His written works have also found their way into several Ukrainian poetry anthologies and have been featured on numerous websites around the world. His published anthologies include:
- "Virzhi iuzii" (1999, 2005 reissue)
- "Ptakh nebesnyi" ("Celestial Bird," 2001)- "Oranzhereya azhurnogo zhanra" (2003, 2006 reissue)
- "Vsesvit usmiknenikh psiv" ("Universe of Smiling Dogs," 2004)
- "Muzychna skryynka" ("Musical Box," 2005)
