Yuriy Bazylev

Yuriy Bazylev

Writer-aphorist, engineer, journalist
Date of Birth: 11.11.1943
Country: Ukraine

Content:
  1. Birth and Early Life
  2. Education and Career
  3. Literary Achievements
  4. Published Works
  5. - "Club of 12 Chairs" (1973)

Birth and Early Life

Born on November 11, 1943, in Kuznetsk, Penza Oblast, Russia, the renowned author, engineer, and journalist embarked on a remarkable life journey.

Education and Career

Receiving a higher engineering education, the writer pursued diverse professional paths. He worked in industrial enterprises, a city newspaper, union organizations, and an investment bank. In his later years, he retired and dedicated himself to literature.

Literary Achievements

As a member of the Congress of Ukrainian Writers, the author's aphorisms and poetic miniatures have graced numerous publications worldwide. His profound insights have earned him numerous accolades, including the prestigious "Golden Calf" award from the "Club of 12 Chairs" of "Literaturnaya Gazeta."

Published Works

To date, the author has penned two notable aphoristic collections:
- "Time, Leave Life Alone" (2003)
- "The Silent Bartholomew's Night" (2007)

His works have also been featured in countless anthologies, including:

- "Club of 12 Chairs" (1973)

- "Spicy Truths" (1985)
- "The Big Book of Aphorisms" (1999)
- "Contemporary Russian Aphorisms" (2002)
- "Aphorisms and Caricature" (2003)
- "Wisdom of the Millennia" (2007)
- "The Grand Fountain of Odessa Humor" (2008)
- "Paradoxical Thought" (2009)
Personal Life

Happily married with three children, the author currently resides in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine.

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