Russian writers have a tradition - to create their masterpieces away from their native shores. Modern prose writer and playwright Evgeny Klyuyev has been living in Denmark for many years. At the same time, it does not break ties with Russia.
Starting conditions
According to some experts, a true writer does not require readers. It is enough for him to express his thoughts, feelings and ideas on paper. And then see your book on the shelf. Evgeny Vasilievich Klyuyev does not refute this message, but is in no hurry to agree with it. He writes his tales, essays and short stories, creating extravagant images and unobvious plots. The writer "lures" the person who took the book into a fun game. But if the reader is not interested in this game, then the next meeting will simply not take place. And do not be upset about this.
The future literary employee was born on January 3, 1954 in an intelligent family. Parents lived in the famous city of Kalinin, which now bears its historical name Tver. My father worked at an engineering plant. Mother taught history at the university. Eugene grew and developed, not standing out from his peers. He learned to read early. The first poem that he had memorized was called "My Fun Ringing Ball." He liked to rhyme quite meaningful lines. He studied well at school. His favorite subject was literature.
Creative activity
After graduating from school, Klyuyev decided to graduate at the faculty of Russian language and literature at a local university. As a student, Eugene was actively engaged in literary work in the genre of absurdity. Friends and teachers were divided into two groups, expressing their attitude to the texts of Klyuev. Some refused to understand and accept his works. Others greeted the work of a fellow student with enthusiasm and fully approved. After graduation, a certified linguist entered graduate school at the journalism department of Moscow State University.
After defending his dissertation, Klyuyev lectured to students at the University of the Russian Academy of Education for several years. In the early 90s, when reforms began in the country, Yevgeny Vasilievich served as the chief editor of the newspaper Mission. In 1996, he was invited to participate in an international research project in linguistics. The invitation was valid for three years, but after this period the Danish authorities granted their citizenship to Professor Klyuyev. At the same time, the scientist did not lose ties with his homeland.
