Зимний корабль

Kniga "Zimniĭ korablʹ" dolzhna byla vyĭti v Moskve v kont͡se 1970-kh, no byla vybroshena iz plana izdanii͡a posle iskli͡uchenii͡a Davida Shraera-Petrova iz Soi͡uza pisateleĭ SSSR za namerenie ėmigrirovatʹ. Polveka spusti͡a nepodt͡senzurnyĭ variant knigi vykhodit v svet pod redakt͡sieĭ syna pisateli͡a, professora Bostonskogo Kolledzha Maksima D. Shraera.David Shraer-Petrov (1936-2024) - poėt, prozaik, memuarist, ėsseist, perevodchik; vrach i uchënyĭ-medik; aktivist dvizhenii͡a otkaznikov. Rodilsi͡a v Leningrade (Sankt-Peterburge). Byl v "otkaze" (1979-1987), ėmigriroval v SShA v 1987-m. S 2006-go zhil v Bostone. Avtor bolee 25 knig na russkom i͡azyke, vkli͡uchai͡a stikhi, dramaticheskie proizvedenii͡a, romany, rasskazy i memuary: "Kholsty" (1967), "Druzʹi͡a i teni" (1989), "Villa Borgeze" (1992), "Nevskie stikhi" (2011), "Ėti strannye russkie evrei" (2004), "Karp dli͡a farshirovannoĭ ryby" (2005), "Vodka s pirozhnymi" (2007), "Okhota na ryzhego dʹi͡avola" (2010), "Genrikh Sapgir: Klassik avangarda" (2004, sovm. s Maksimom D. Shraerom), "Vakt͡sina" (2021), "Iskuplenie I͡Udina" (2021) i drugie. Roman ob otkaznikakh "Gerbert i Nėlli" tri raza pereizdavalsi͡a. V SShA na angliĭskom vyshli chetyre knigi prozy Shraera-Petrova: "Jonah and Sarah", "Autumn in Yalta", "Dinner with Stalin" i "Doctor Levitin".

The book "The Winter Ship" was supposed to be published in Moscow in the late 1970s, but was dropped from the publication plan after David Schraer-Petrov was expelled from the USSR Writers' Union for intending to emigrate. Half a century later, an uncensored version of the book is published under the editorship of the writer's son, Professor Maxim D. Schraer of Boston College.David Schraer-Petrov (1936-2024) — poet, novelist, memoirist, essayist, translator; physician and medical scientist; activist of the Refusenik movement. Born in Leningrad (Saint Petersburg). He was in Denial (1979-1987), and emigrated to the United States in 1987. He has lived in Boston since 2006. Russian Russian author of more than 25 books, including poetry, drama, novels, short stories, and memoirs: "Canvases" (1967), "Friends and Shadows" (1989), "Villa Borghese" (1992), "Nevsky Poems" (2011), "These Strange Russian Jews" (2004), "Carp for stuffed fish" (2005), "Vodka with cakes" (2007), "The Hunt for the Red Devil" (2010), "Heinrich Sapgir: Classic of the avant-garde" (2004, together. with Maxim D. Schraer), "The Vaccine" (2021), "The Atonement of Yudin" (2021) and others. The novel about refuseniks "Herbert and Nellie" has been reprinted three times. Four books of Schraer-Petrov's prose have been published in English in the USA: "Jonah and Sarah", "Autumn in Yalta", "Dinner with Stalin" and "Doctor Levitin".