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Poet (b. 1950, Kyrgyzstan). Being a Balkar poet, he was born in exile. After his return to the homeland, he garduetd from Oğarı Jemtala High School, Kabardino-Balkar State University, Faculty of Philology, Department of Balkar Language and Literature and worked in various newspapers and radio and television. He attended Soviet Socialist Republics Union Writers’ Association Higher Courses of Literature. He worked as a councellor in the Writers’ Union of Kabardino-Balkar Republic and as an editor in the periodical Mingi Tau. He is a member of the Writers’ Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Union – Russia Federation.
WORKS:
İgilikge İnanıu (To Believe in Goodness, 1979), Keziu (The Row, 1984), Slovo (Word, 1984, in Russian, Nalchik), Vesenniy Dojd (Spring Rain, 1987, in Russian, Moscow), Tang bla Teng Turğan Jırçık (The Songling Rising with the Dawn, 1989), Bet (Face, 1996).
Poet (b. 1950, Kyrgyzstan). Being a Balkar poet, he was born in exile. After his return to the homeland, he garduetd from Oğarı Jemtala High School, Kabardino-Balkar State University, Faculty of Philology, Department of Balkar Language and Literature and worked in various newspapers and radio and television. He attended Soviet Socialist Republics Union Writers’ Association Higher Courses of Literature. He worked as a councellor in the Writers’ Union of Kabardino-Balkar Republic and as an editor in the periodical Mingi Tau. He is a member of the Writers’ Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Union – Russia Federation.
WORKS:
İgilikge İnanıu (To Believe in Goodness, 1979), Keziu (The Row, 1984), Slovo (Word, 1984, in Russian, Nalchik), Vesenniy Dojd (Spring Rain, 1987, in Russian, Moscow), Tang bla Teng Turğan Jırçık (The Songling Rising with the Dawn, 1989), Bet (Face, 1996).
