1. Elizbar Ananiaschivili
A man of the old Russian culture, a friend of Russian great poets of so called “Silver
century”, the translator of belees-lettres, poet with high note of humanism. There is no
photo of him. At the 2000-th year he died.
2. Olga Tatarinova
A poet who continues the high tradition of Russian culture giving all her forces for
teaching young poets. Her poetry is the poetry of the deep interaction of nuances of
feelings and the serious technical training by classics.
3. Igor Bolichev
A master of Russian poetic school who took many influences from Silver century to Paris
note and described the horror of destroying the USSR – his homeland.
4. Lioudmila Vagurina
The poetry with refined melody and free, sincere and original metaphors unfettered by
form. She doesn’t follow anyone and there is the strong audible personal voice in her
poetry. Ex-member of meloimaginist (melos + image) Moscow poetic group of 1990s.
5. Sergey Nescheretov
His poetry is highly skilled, witty and inspired. He’s very likely the most stalwart of
the acmeist and imagenist. Ex-member of meloimaginist (melos + image) Moscow poetic
group of 1990s.
6.Alexandra Kozireva
The poetry that absorbed the Silver century and the Russian European modern on the one
hand and the publicism with alive now days pain on the other hand.
7. Iaroslav Pichugin
The poet who became deaf when being 17-th years old. In his own closed space of silence he
creates not only the masterpieces of classic form but in the free form too.
8. Ira Novitskaya
The poet who prefers only the free form of poems and creates her own special poetic space.
Ex-member of meloimaginist (melos + image) Moscow poetic group of 1990s.
9. Tatiana Patsaeva
The poetry of spiritual meditation connected with the feelings of the primordial harmony
of human being.
10. Aleksey Prokopiev
The poetry of difficult metaphors and images filled with high and philosophical idea close
to Germany school.
11. Kirill Sergeev
The creator of fascinating books who walked in difficult intellectual labyrinth, the
literature mystifier and the translator from Italian.
12. Tatiana Stamova
The poetry of frank, spontaneous feelings appealing in her open monologue to all people
13. Andrey Patrikeev
The poet who believes that poetry is a way to trip the reader into constructing the
virtual universe experienced by the author in his or her struggling with life and
language, while translating poetry is the best way to see the inside of the process
