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Sergey LabutinUkrainian and Russian writer
Date of Birth: 13.05.1953
Country:  Ukraine |
Content:
- Early Life and Education
- Academic Qualifications:
- Literary Career
- Literary Accolades and Recognition
- Professional Experience
- Cultural Contributions
Early Life and Education
Birth and Childhood:Oleksandr Prymachenkowas born in Ukraine. His upbringing and formative years were spent in the bosom of his homeland.
Academic Qualifications:
Prymachenko pursued his education at multiple institutions. He completed his studies at the Kholm Marine College and the Ingulets Mining and Ore College in 1990. Subsequently, he obtained degrees from a forestry institute and the JUSTO European Institute.
Literary Career
Debut and Notable Works:Early Beginnings:Prymachenko's literary career commenced in 1975 with the publication of the poem "Yenisei" in a local newspaper.
Bilingual Authorship:He is a prolific writer who pens his works in both Russian and Ukrainian. His literary repertoire includes 17 books of poetry and prose, encompassing titles like "Let's Talk," "The Bird Cherry of August," "The Witch's Mountain," and "The River."
Collaborations and Musical Compositions:Prymachenko has collaborated with Ukrainian and Russian composers, creating songs that are performed by renowned artists from both countries.
Literary Accolades and Recognition
Awards and Honors:Prestigious Accolades:Prymachenko has been bestowed with several literary awards, including the "Golden Chestnut Branch" award and the Ukrainian Literary Prize named after Krzhizhanovsky. He also emerged victorious in the "Prose" category of an international literary competition in 2008.
Academic Affiliations:He serves as an expert for the V. G. Belinsky Russian Academy of Literary Expertise and holds the title of Honorary Professor at the JUSTO European Institute.
Professional Experience
Industrial and Managerial Roles:Engineering and Management:Before dedicating himself to writing full-time, Prymachenko held various positions in industrial settings. He worked as a Chief Engineer and Deputy Director for the Krivoy Rog Municipal Culture Institution "Narodny Dom" from 1990 to 1996.
Literary Organization Involvement:He has held prominent roles in the National Union of Writers of Ukraine and the Ukrainian Association of Writers of Artistic-Social Literature.
Cultural Contributions
Film Production:Prymachenko has played a significant role in the creation of four television films, including "Hello, Earth" and "Prayers of the Old Dnieper."
Kazakh Connections:As the Plenipotentiary Representative of the Zaporozhian Cossacks for the Sakhalin-Kuril District Cossack Society from 2011 to 2015, Prymachenko was known as General-Esaul (retired).
