Vladilen Ivanovich Mashkovtsev (russian: Владилен Иванович Машковцев) (1929–1997) was a Russian

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and

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. He wrote 15 books published in the

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and in Moscow.

Bibliography

Novels

* Zolotoy tsvetok — odolen / Gold Flower Odolen * Vremya krasnogo drakona / The Red Dragon's Time

Poems

* Litsom k ognyu / With Face To Fire * Razdum'ye г mavzoleya / Thoughts At The Mausoleum

Poetical cycles

* Alye lebedi / Red Swans * Kazatskie gusli / Kazak's Gusli * Krasnoye smescheniye / Red Shift * Lyubov' trevozhnaya / Worried Love * Magnitka — sud'ba moya / Magnitka, My Destiny * Molodost' / Youth * Oranzhevaya magiya / Orange Magic * Protivorechiya serdtsa / Heart's Contradictions * Samotsvety / Gems * Chudo v kovshe / Magic In The Scoop

External links

Vladilen Mashkovtsev's works
at the

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Mashkovtsev, Vladilen Russian male poets Russian male novelists People from Magnitogorsk 1929 births 1997 deaths 20th-century Russian novelists 20th-century Russian poets 20th-century Russian male writers 20th-century Russian journalists Maxim Gorky Literature Institute alumni