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GLINKA Gleb Alexandrovich (1903, Simbirsk - June 5, 1989, Cabot, Vermont, USA), Russian poet, prose writer, literary critic. From a family that belonged to the family of prominent figures of national culture and science. In 1925 he graduated from the V.Ya. Bryusov. Participated in the literary group "Pass (see. PASS (literary group))", collaborated in the magazines: "New World", "Krasnaya Nov", "Young Guard", "Our Achievements", etc. Author of books: "Seasons" (1926), "The Tiled Stove" (1929), "The train is late" (1932), "The origins of courage" (1935), "Pavlov on the Oka" (1936), a large scientific work on the theory of Russian versification. In 1941, he volunteered for the front as part of the writer's company of the Krasnopresnenskaya division of the Moscow militia. He was taken prisoner, until the end of the war he was kept in concentration camps. After his release, he lived in Brussels, New York, did not take American citizenship. In the USA he published a book of poems, the collections In the Shadow (1968) and It Was Tomorrow (1972), published in collections of emigrant poets, and was a regular contributor to the New Journal. He published a lot in the "New Journal", published an anthology "On the Pass" (New York, 1954), which included prose, criticism and poems of the "passers", as well as two collections of his own poems "In the Shadow" (New York, 1968) and It Was Tomorrow (New York, 1972).

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Publisher издание автора, Нью-Йорк
Publication date 1972
Number of Pages 67
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