Aleksandr Zhitinskiy

Alexander Zhitinsky is a Soviet and Russian writer, author of scripts and journalistic publications. His writing abilities went beyond the print format, he gave the Soviet people the opportunity to popularize rock music, and left biographies of legendary musicians for the future generation.

Zhitinsky spoke in detail about his biography himself. The writer said that he was born in Simferopol on January 19, 1941. Father Nikolai Stepanovich served in the naval aviation, and mother Antonina Illarionovna was a housewife.

During the war years, the family left the peninsula and moved to the Volgograd region, from there in 1946 moved to the Rostov region. Little Sasha went to first grade in Moscow, and graduated from high school in Vladivostok, where his father was sent.

Alexander chose a technical profession, entering the Polytechnic Institute in the Far East. Due to the change of residence, the student was transferred to different educational institutions three times. In the last university, he entered graduate school, and later began to work there at the Department of Physics. In 1978 he completely went into literature.

The first creation appeared back in 1962. It was a poem after which Zhitinsky realized that he was a writer. After 14 years, publishing houses began to publish his poems, and then prose appeared in books. The first edition was "Voices", published in 1977. Two years later, Alexander Nikolaevich was admitted to the Union of Writers.

In the early 80s, Alexander tried himself as a screenwriter - the film "Unicum" was filmed according to his script. Working in cinema became a part of his life, and in subsequent years more than a dozen feature and documentary films based on Zhitinsky's scripts were shot. Since 1986, the writer entered the Union of Cinematographers.

In 1980, rock music appeared in Zhitinsky's life. At that time, rock was exclusively in the underground, there were almost no open areas for performances, and musicians of this genre rehearsed in apartments and basements. Alexander began to write articles about this direction and publish them in the "Aurora" magazine under the title "Notes of a Rock Dilettante". The author was so caught up in his hobby that he became a member of the jury of rock festivals and organized them himself twice.

One of the most famous books of the writer is the biography of the rock singer Viktor Tsoi entitled “Viktor Tsoi. Poems, documents, memoirs ”, published in 1991. Rocker fans have nicknamed the book their "bible." Later, in 2009, a documentary story was published based on the previous edition, in which the author added an interview with the musician's parents and photos from family archives and called it "Choi Forever".

In the 90s, the documentary filmmaker organized his own publishing house "New Helikon", which mainly collaborated with authors from St. Petersburg. The last years of his life Alexander Nikolayevich wrote for Internet resources, including the Nevalink web division. The last literary work in the bibliography was the novel "Quicksand" in the 2011 magazine version.

Zhitinsky has a rich personal life. The first time he married back in 1961, in this marriage were born daughter Olga and son Sergei. In the second union, the daughter of Alexander appeared, and in the last marriage, Anastasia.

The father of many children had an excellent relationship with all the children; the three elders worked with him at Nevalinka. The third wife, Elena Valentinovna, runs her husband's publishing house.

On January 25, 2012, Alexandra's daughter Olga wrote on her blog that her father had passed away. The cause of death is not indicated, but the writer did not have serious illnesses, he passed away in the 72nd year.

At the time of his death, he was in Finland. From there the body was taken to Vasilyevsky Island, where the farewell memorial service took place. On February 4, Alexander Zhitinsky was buried at the Komarovsky cemetery.

1977 - "Voices" 1982 - "From the First Person" 1987 - "Purpose" 1990 - "Navrod and Parsia" 1990 - "The Journey of an Amateur" 1991 - "Viktor Tsoi. Poems, documents, memoirs "1998 -" Bullshit "2000 -" Switchman "2004 -" Brumm Effect "2006 -" Parallel Boy "

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