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Larisa Matveyeva

Larysa Vitaliivna Matvyeyeva (Ukrainian: Лариса Віталіївна Матвєєва, born May 9, 1969, Mykolaiv, Ukraine) — poet,[1] novelist,[2] playwright,[3] translator.[4] She is a member of The National Writers' Union of Ukraine (1998).[5]

Larysa Matvyeyeva
Лариса Матвєєва
Born(1969-05-09)May 9, 1969
Mykolaiv, Ukraine
Occupationpoet, novelist, playwright, translator
LanguageRussian, Ukrainian
NationalityUkrainian
Genrepoetry, drama, novel, song lyrics
Notable awardsThe Golden Harp (1995, Ukraine), Diploma of the Festival of Folk Creativity Friendship (1997, Ukraine), Diploma of The Festival of Modern Pop Song Horizon (2001, Ukraine)

Biography

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Larysa Matvyeyeva was born on May 9, 1969, in Mykolaiv, Ukraine.[6]

Matvyeyeva graduated from The Mykolaiv National Pedagogical University (now—The Mykolaiv Vasyl Sukhomlynskyi National University) in 1992 (Faculty of History and Law). She has worked at the Mykolaiv State Enterprise "Shipyard named after 61 Communards" -- "UkrOboronProm"[7] since 1993 in the Computer and Information Department of Administrative Systems, and since 2007—she has been a chief second to the head-chief of the department.[8]

Matvyeyeva has written poetry since her youth. She attended The Literary Studio "Borviy" led by the Ukrainian poet Dmytro Kremin at the Mykolaiv Regional House of Creative Arts. Her first poetry publication appeared in the Mykolaiv Regional Youth Newspaper Lenin's Followers in 1990.[9] She writes in the Russian language and employs a range of poetic forms. Her first book of poetry, Motif of Destiny,[10] was published in 1994. She won the Mykolaiv poetry award for young writers, The Golden Harp, in 1995.[11]

Matvyeyeva has published in a number genres: poetry, prose, essay, translation, poetic drama, and song lyrics. A number of Ukrainian composers and singers have created over 30 songs using her poetry for lyrics.[12]

She is one of the editors for the international online magazine, Literary Mykolaiv.[13]

A great amount of Matvyeyeva's work has seen publication in the local Mykolaiv and Ukrainian national press. She has received many awards for her contributions to the cultural development of Mykolaiv Region and Ukrainian culture and literature.[14]

"I would say, no exact diagnosis
Exists in the medical archives other than this one:
The more worse your heart feels and soul suffers,
The better poetry you write!"

(Larysa Matvyeyeva, from the poetry collection, "Soul")

Works

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Collections of poetry

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  • 1994 Motif of Destiny («Мотив судьбы»)[15]
  • 1996 Broken Pieces («Осколки»)[16]
  • 2000 Full Moon («Полнолуние»)[17]
  • 2016 Soul («Душа»)[18]
  • 2018 Mosaic of Poems («Мозаика стихов»)[19]
  • 2020 Let Saint Nicholas To Guard It («Пусть Николай Святой его хранит»)[20]

Plays

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  • 1996 His Majesty («Светлейший»)[21]

Novels

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  • 2002 Prohibited Luxury («Непозволительная роскошь»)[22]

Translations

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Larysa Matvyeyeva has translated into the Russian language literary works by the following authors:

Awards

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  • Winner of The Golden Harp Poetry Contest (1995)
  • Diploma in Strengthening of Nations' Friendships and The National Societies Council Anthem—The Festival of Folk Creativity Friendship (1997)
  • Diploma in Creative Work With Children and Youth and Song Lyrics—The Festival of Modern Pop Song Horizon (2001)
  • Diploma in Development of the National Literature from The Culture Department of Mykolaiv Regional Administration (2004)
  • Certificate in the Ukrainian Culture Development from the mayor of the city of Kyiv (2004)
  • Diploma of The Mykolaiv Regional Council of People's Deputies for contribution to the cultural development of the Mykolaiv Region (2014)

References

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  1. ^ Modern Encyclopedia of Ukraine
  2. ^ Novel by Larisa Matveyeva "Prohibited Luxury", part 1
  3. ^ Shuliar, Vasyl (2014). Живлюща сила Ємигії: Літературна антологія Миколаївщини [Live Power of Emyhia: Literary Anthology of Mykolaiv Region] (in Ukrainian). Mykolaiv: "Іліон", 2014. pp. 290–294. ISBN 978-617-534-289-3.
  4. ^ Poetry Translations by Larisa Matveyeva
  5. ^ Modern Encyclopedia of Ukraine
  6. ^ Shuliar, Vasyl (2014). Живлюща сила Ємигії: Літературна антологія Миколаївщини [Live Power of Emyhia: Literary Anthology of Mykolaiv Region] (in Ukrainian). Mykolaiv: "Іліон", 2014. pp. 290–294. ISBN 978-617-534-289-3.
  7. ^ "The Mykolaiv State Enterprise "Shipyard named after 61 Communards" -- official site". Archived from the original on 2018-02-25. Retrieved 2018-02-22.
  8. ^ The Mykolaiv Scientific-Pedagogic Library
  9. ^ "Poems". Lenin's Followers (in Russian) (August, 1990). Mykolaiv.
  10. ^ Matveyeva, Larisa. Мотив судьбы [Motif of Destiny] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: "Юпитер", 1994.
  11. ^ Миколаївський оберіг [Mykolaiv Charm] (in Ukrainian). Mykolaiv: "Можливості Кіммерії", 2004. pp. 246–256.
  12. ^ Songs using Larisa Matveyeva's poetry for lyrics on the international online magazine "The Literary Mykolaiv"
  13. ^ Editorial Committee of the magazine "Literary Mykolaiv"
  14. ^ Шуляр, Василь (2014). Живлюща сила Ємигії: Літературна антологія Миколаївщини. Миколаїв: "Іліон", 2014. pp. 290–294. ISBN 978-617-534-289-3.
  15. ^ Matveyeva, Larisa. Мотив судьбы [Motif of Destiny] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: "Юпитер", 1994.
  16. ^ Matveyeva, Larisa. Осколки [Broken Pieces] (in Russian). Odessa: "Тира", 1996.
  17. ^ Matveyeva, Larisa (2000). Полнолуние [Full Moon] (in Russian). Kyiv: "Радуга", 2000. ISBN 966-7121-38-0.
  18. ^ Matveyeva, Larisa. Душа [Soul] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: "Видавництво Ірини Гудим", 2016. ISBN 978-617-576-077-2.
  19. ^ Matveyeva, Larisa. Мозаика стихов [Mosaic of Poems] (in Russian and Ukrainian). Mykolaiv: "ФЛП Швец В.М.", 2018. p. 160.
  20. ^ Matveyeva, Larisa. Пусть Николай Святой его хранит [Let Saint Nicholas To Guard It] (in Russian and Ukrainian). Mykolaiv: "ФЛП Швец В.М.", 2020. p. 280. ISBN 978-617-7421-69-5.
  21. ^ Matveyeva, Larisa. Светлейший [His Majesty] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: "ОАСУП", 1996.
  22. ^ Matveyeva, Larisa. Непозволительная роскошь [Prohibited Luxury] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: ЧП"Волошин", 2002.

Sources

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  • Shuliar, Vasyl (2014). Живлюща сила Ємигії: Літературна антологія Миколаївщини [Live Power of Emyhia: Literary Anthology of Mykolaiv Region] (in Ukrainian). Mykolaiv: "Іліон", 2014. pp. 290–294. ISBN 978-617-534-289-3.
  • Matveyeva, Larisa. Мотив судьбы [Motif of Destiny] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: "Юпитер", 1994.
  • Matveyeva, Larisa. Осколки [Broken Pieces] (in Russian). Odessa: "Тира", 1996.
  • Matveyeva, Larisa (2000). Полнолуние [Full Moon] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: "Радуга", 2000. ISBN 966-7121-38-0.
  • Matveyeva, Larisa. Душа [Soul] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: Mykolaiv, "Видавництво Ірини Гудим", 2016. ISBN 978-617-576-077-2.
  • Matveyeva, Larisa. Светлейший [His Majesty] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: "ОАСУП", 1996.
  • Matveyeva, Larisa. Непозволительная роскошь [Prohibited Luxury] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: ЧП"Волошин", 2002.
  • V.Chebanov. "Стапель" сквозь годы 1929-2011: История в лицах ["Shipbuilding Berth" through the years 1929-2011: History in Faces] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: 2011.
  • Миколаївський оберіг: Поетична антологія [Mykolaiv Charm: Poetic Anthology] (in Ukrainian). Mykolaiv: "Можливості Кіммерії", 2004. pp. 246–256.
  • "Poems". Lenin's Followers (in Russian) (August, 1990). Mykolaiv.
  • "Poems". Southern Truth (in Russian) (December 13, 1990). Mykolaiv: 4.
  • "Poems: Don't Believe in Bad Omens...". Southern Truth (in Russian) (February 19, 1991). Mykolaiv: 3.
  • "Poems: Amazoncas of Scythia". Mykolaiv Youth (in Russian) (December 28, 1991). Mykolaiv: 6.
  • "Poems: Love Has Its Own Conclusion". The Soviet Prybuzhzhia (in Russian) (January 29, 1992). Mykolaiv: 3.
  • "Drama: His Majesty (selection of scenes)". Communard (in Russian) (January 11, 1996). Mykolaiv: 2.
  • "Poems". Vezha (Tower) (in Russian) (1996). Kirovohrad.
  • "Poems: Gold of Hellas". Borvii (in Russian) (1994). Mykolaiv, "Облдрукарня": 11–12.
  • "Poems". On the Berth of Poetry (in Russian) (1999). Mykolaiv, "ЧСЗ": 158–164.
  • "Full Moon: Poetry". Borvii (in Russian) (2003). Mykolaiv, "Інгул": 49–52.
  • Yarmolenko O. Про що говорять дерева з вітром: поети Миколаївщини [What the Trees Are Talking About With the Wind: Poets of Mykolaiv Region] (in Ukrainian). Mykolaiv: "ОБЮ", 2005.
  • Русская поэзия. ХХ век. Поэтическая антология [Russian Poetry. XX century. Poetic Anthology] (in Russian). Kyiv, Ukraine: 2008.
  • D.Diorditsa, V.Kuptsova. Миколаївщина в поезії XX століття: Нова програма для середніх загальноосвітніх шкіл Миколаївщини [Mykolaiv Region in Poetry of 20th Century: Secondary School Programms in Literature for the schools in Mykolaiv Region] (in Ukrainian). Mykolaiv: "Миколаївський обласний інститут післядипломної освіти", 2008.
  • Oliinykova, Anna. Два кота: Нотна збірка [Two Cats: Songs For Children] (in Ukrainian). Mykolaiv: 2009.
  • S.Chuprin. Русская литература сегодня. Словарь-путеводитель [Russian Literature Today: Dictionary-Directory] (in Russian). Moscow: 2009.
  • E.G.Myroshnychenko. Мой город. Сорок стихотворений о Николаеве [My City. Forty Poems About Mykolaiv] (in Russian). Mykolaiv: "Шамрай П.Н.", 2013.
  • "A Poet, Novelist, Dramatist, Translator". The Evening Mykolaiv (in Russian) (June 30, 2020). Mykolaiv.
  • V.S.Horbatiuk, P.S.Malish, V.C.Mihaylevsky, A.E.Romasiukov. Південний Буг: літературний альманах [Southern Buh: Literary Almanac] (in Ukrainian). Khmelnytsky: 2019. p. 256. ISBN 978-617-513-593-8.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  • V.Shuliar, K.Kartuzov (2020). #ЄТекстМиколаївщини: літературно-художня антологія [#Є Text of Mykolaiv: Literary Anthology] (in Ukrainian). Mykolaiv: "Іліон", 2020. p. 216. ISBN 978-617-534-594-8.
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