Today we will tell you who German Sadulayev is. The books of this writer, as well as his biography are given below. He was born in 1973, on February 18. It is a Russian writer and publicist.
Education
German Sadulayev was born in a village called Shali, Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. His father was a local, and his mother a Terek Cossack. He began his studies in Grozny. In 1989, he went to Leningrad to enter the university. He received a referral to the Faculty of Journalism, issued by the regional youth newspaper, where he published essays. Suddenly changed his decision, choosing a legal direction.
First book
German Sadulaev works and lives in St. Petersburg. The first work was a story entitled "One Swallow Does Not Make Spring Yet". It was written for several months in 2004-2005. Originally distributed by the author on the Internet. In addition, he sent the manuscript to various publishers. The only one who was really interested in this story was a certain
Ilya Kormiltsev. He promised to publish a book if Sadulayev wrote a few more works. It happened in 2006. It was then that the publishing house called Ultra.Kultura, which was headed by Kormiltsev, published the work “I am a Chechen!” The book consisted of 9 short stories, as well as short stories, devoted mainly to the
Chechen wars, and reflecting the personal life experience of the author.
Reward
The writer German Sadulayev in 2008 created a novel called “Pill”. He got to the Russian Booker Prize shortlist. In 2009, he received the Most Famous People of St. Petersburg Award from Sobaka.ru magazine. He was presented in the nomination "Literature".
Activities
German Sadulayev in June 2009 published the novel AD. GQ magazine recognized him as the book of the month. In 2010, a novel called "Shali raid" appeared on the short list of "Russian Booker", and also received an award from the magazine "Banner". The story "Blockade" fell into the anthology of "Four Steps from the War." The author was published on the pages of the St. Petersburg magazine Aurora. He calls the author of the Vedanta Sutras and the compiler of the Vedas Vyasa, Donald Bartelm, Venedikt Erofeev, Andrei Platonov,
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. In 2010, he joined the Communist Party. According to the website of the party’s branch in St. Petersburg, the writer is a member of the Civil Literary Forum of Russia. In 2010, the author’s interview given to the journalist of Komsomolskaya Pravda provoked critical comment from Ramzan Kadyrov. The writer was also opposed by N. Nukhazhiev, the Ombudsman of Chechnya. This situation caused a number of writers to appeal to the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Russian Federation. Sadulaev called on Nukhazhiev to hold a debate. The writer in 2012, February 25, took part in a rally in support of fair elections in St. Petersburg.
Artworks
German Sadulaev is a co-author of a project called Sixteen Cards. His stories are included in the collection “Mirror of Atma”. He also owns the following works: “Leopard of the Wolf”, “March”, “Blockade”, “Shali Raid”, “Scourge of God”, “AD”, “Tablet”, “Blizzard”, “I am a Chechen!”, “Radio FUCK. "
Plots
Now you know who German Sadulayev is. Shali Raid is a novel by a writer on a Chechen theme. This is a semi-artistic, semi-documentary history of the military operation. The main character is Tamerlan Magomadov, who studied at the Faculty of Law at the University of Leningrad. He is returning home. His small homeland is the village of Shali. A small person is able to tell what newspaper reports hide. Sometimes his role in History is crucial. Let's discuss another important piece that Herman Sadulayev created. “Victory Day” is a story that from the first lines acquaints the reader with the author’s discussions about the value of time for an elderly person. The main character is Alexei Pavlovich Rodin. Also noteworthy is the work “I am a Chechen!”. The author talks about how difficult it is to relate oneself to this people. According to him, the Chechen must shelter and feed his enemy, die without hesitation, saving the honor of the girl, kill the bloodthirster, plunging a dagger into his chest. Such a person cannot shoot in the back. He must give the last bread to a friend. The Chechen needs to get up and get out of the car to greet the old man who walks by. Such a person never has the right to flee, even if there are thousands of enemies and there is no chance of victory. The Chechen is obliged to accept the battle. The book reveals the truth about the war, on the other side of official news. The story contains unexpected plots, vivid images, a living language that is nourished by the power of nature. Here lyrical frankness is combined with an epic style. The first voice to fight for freedom.
The book "Radio Fuck" tells of the adventures of the rake in modern Petersburg. The narrative combines lyricism and cynicism. There is a secular splendor and the wind is turning upside down.
"Blizzard" is a story in which the main character is our contemporary, a young man. He moves in his own fantasies. First he falls into the Peter and Paul Fortress and imagines that he is Prince Kropotkin. Further, he finds himself in the ice age, becoming a witness to the war, which broke out between primitive tribes. It turns out that the human mentality has changed very little over the millennia. He is wary of strangers. He jealously guards his territory, does not want neighbors to appear on it.
In the tablet, the author cites the story of a middle manager who suddenly takes on shades of the Khazar myth from ancient times. Hero Maximus Semipyatnitsky in a warehouse among packages of Dutch frozen potatoes finds a box of strange pink tablets.
The novel "AD" describes a mysterious murder that occurred during the New Year corporate party. The victim was the chairman of the holding "AD". In the book “Leap of the Wolf”, the author talks about the personal experience of the Chechen woes. However, the story takes off from the beginning of the Khazar Kaganate. The trajectory of the development of the Chechens can be traced through the Alanian kingdom, the Caucasian wars, the Mongol campaigns, Christianity, the deportation of the people by Stalin. The final parts analyze the dramatic events of recent history.