Lyudmila ulitskaya wiki

In addition to her main employment, Ulitskaya translated poetry from Mongolian, which was rare. The work, requiring creative dedication, the ability to see the world around in the smallest details and great patience, pushed Lyudmila to the idea of ​​her own literary activity, and since the late 80s Ulitskaya's stories and stories began to appear in various collections.

Even before the world started talking about the phenomenon of "Ulitskaya the writer", Lyudmila had already become famous as a screenwriter.

The films "Liberty Sisters" and "A Woman for All", for which she wrote the scripts, brought the first whiff of fame, partly paving the way for future prose works. In addition to these two films, Ulitskaya also wrote scripts for the films "Dying is Easy", "This Queen of Spades", "Through Line".

Ulitskaya's first big book was a collection of short stories "Poor Relatives", published in 1993 in French.

A year later, her story "Sonechka", written in 1992, was recognized as the best