Literary creativity attracts many people. Some write texts for sites on the Internet. Others continue the centuries-old tradition, creating large-scale works. Anatoly Kim is a classic Russian prose writer and playwright of Korean descent.
Starting conditions
Modern writers live separately from the readership. Themselves write their thrillers and fantasy novels. Sami read them in a narrow circle. And they themselves are awarded various honorary prizes. Anatoly Andreyevich Kim is engaged in literary work in the genre of socialist realism. His works, which he creates without fuss and haste, reflect various aspects of a fast-moving life. The author acts as a subtle psychologist and artist, who in his own way sees the surrounding landscapes. He seeks to present reality as a story of the spirit.
The future writer was born on June 15, 1939 in an intelligent family. Parents at that time lived in the small village of Sergievka in Kazakhstan. My father worked at the school as a teacher of the Russian language. Mother taught Korean. In 1947, the family was relocated to the famous island of Sakhalin. A child from an early age was distinguished by observation and excellent memory. At school, Anatoly studied well. His favorite subjects were literature and drawing. After graduating from school, he went to Moscow to get a specialized education in an art school.
Literary activity
After graduating from college, Anatoly traveled around the cities and towns of the European part of the country for several years. He worked as a crane operator at a construction site, an assembler at a furniture factory, a correspondent in a regional newspaper, and a graphic designer. At the same time he wrote travel notes and essays. The first poems were published on the pages of the newspaper For Road Traffic. In 1971, Kim graduated from the correspondence department of the world-famous Literary Institute. And two years later, in the journal Aurora two stories appeared, Aquarelle and Rosehip Meco.
After these publications, Anatoly Kim was no longer distracted by extraneous matters. According to the established regime, he spent at least eight hours at his desk. He worked in different genres. He wrote short stories, novels, novels, scripts and plays. He systematically translated into Russian the works of famous Kazakh writers. Anatoly Andreyevich for a long time collaborated with the newspapers Den and Literaturnaya Gazeta, the magazines Novy Mir and Moskovsky Vestnik.
