Maria Bregman
Maria Bregman (born 1976) is a Russian writer, who has already made a name for herself in the literary world". [1]
Life
Born in 1976 in Moscow. Graduated from the Institute of Literature and Higher Courses in Literature (prose workshop, supervised by Mikhail Popov). Mother of two children.
Since 2018 she has been the member of the Union of Russian Writers.[2] and member of the Union of Journalists of Russia.
Works
Published books (co-authored with George Bregman): "The Nutcracker" (St. Petersburg:, Format, 2016), "Merging with Light" (Moscow: Union of Russian Writers, 2018). Stories and poems have been published in the fiction and literary almanac "Ice and Flame" (Moscow, 2018, 2019), collections "I taught women to talk" (Moscow, 2018), "Mothers' Daughters" (Moscow, 2019), literary and fiction magazines "Irtysh-Om" (Omsk, 2018, 2019, 2020), "Tarskie Vorota" (#9, Omsk, 2020). 2021, 2022 Has won a number of literary prizes and awards. These include the Anna Akhmatova International Poetry Competition and the Tyutchev International Literature Competition, where she won for her poem "The Swan". She won award in the International Literary Competition "New Amazons" International Literary Competition "New Amazons". [3]. for the story "Baba Tonya", which was also nominated and made the longlist for the International Fazil Iskander Awards 2022. [4].
References
- ↑ Evan Harvey. "Maria Bregmans books are presented on Red Square". Book exhibition 2022.
- ↑ "Брегман Мария Геннадьевна". Official site of the Union of Russian Writers.
- ↑ "Awards International literary competition New Amazons (2021-2022)". International Literary Competition "New Amazons".
- ↑ "Winners, Fazil Iskander Prize longlist". Fazil Iskander Awards 2022.
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