Biography of William Kozlov

Wilhelm Kozlov William Fedorovich is the author of fifty books, a veteran of children's and youth literature. His books “President of the Stone Island”, “I am in a hurry for happiness”, “The hair of Veronica”, “Lost Age”, the “Andreevsky gentleman” trilogy are in great reader's demand, and are translated into many languages ​​of the peoples of the former USSR. The first book by V., recently, William Fedorovich finished the novel “They are always nearby”, the main idea of ​​which was the eternal struggle between good and evil, light and darkness, God and the devil.

In life a writer; According to his elephants, he was subjected to cruel tests many times, but the guardian angel protected him and saved him. Somehow, strangers called him on the phone and offered to translate his book into the Latvian language. William Fedorovich invited the "publishers" to his home. And those, having crossed the threshold, put the bed to the throat, to survive against three robbers, according to Kozlov, the same guardian angel helped him.

In Kirov, V. Kozlov was the first time. Here, according to him, he once again became convinced that Russia was preserved only in the province. Only thanks to them, life continues. "It was also decided to hand the fiction writer Kir Bulychev for the Green's diploma for the cycle of novels and the stories of the girl Alice. This author is no longer alive, but his works are loved and popular among young readers.

Briefly about Wilhelm Fedorovich was the first to have a book of stories about a curious fifth-grader-Valerka-Chairman and with those with those In the year, in each - the events that took place with him or his acquaintances, the real episodes born of the imagination, take place in the Unknown Unknown. The chrome boots won to the cards at the colonel, two loaf of bread and a bicycle book of Walter Scott "Aivengo" - that’s all the property of the traveler.

But there was still hope for an imminent meeting, faith in better times, multiplied by the character, but when the owner of such a fashionable at that time V. Kozlov was born in the year and was full of four years, Ivan Vasilievich left his family, sharing the children quite peculiarly: his son took with him to Leningrad, his daughter left his mother in Kuzhenkino. Vil rebelled, demanded that he be sent home, escaped and achieved his.

And then with the name he experimented plenty: once he was excluded from school for three days for the fact that, without responding in the lesson to the Vil Kozlov, he asked the teachers to call themselves only Williams. Then "C"- somehow it fell by itself, and William remained. Without any visible connection with Shakespeare. And it turned out to be even easier with the middle name - in the year, the MAM married Kozlov Fedor Konstantinovich, who adopted William and adopted his sister Tamara.

And Wil Ivanovich William Fedorovich became awarded the Order of the Red Star in the first year. He was wounded twice.

After the Great Patriotic War, he restored the city of Great Luke, was a party worker. At fifty, he graduated in absentia in absentia to the construction technical school and worked as a foreman at the very pension at the very pension, ”says William Fedorovich, and William Fedorovich Kozlov himself is an academician of the Petrovsky and Slavic Academy of the city of Velikiy Luke, Leningrad, Petersburger, he lives and works in the village of Prudok for half a year, which Pskovshchina.

There, his new books are born - “Lost Age”. They have not yet reached Vyatka -there are no previous ones, not millions. But in any library you can take his trilogy "Andreevsky Kavalier" to re -read "the wind over your house", to open a journalistic book - "The Last Capercaillie". And again to understand that the birds of the borders are not in charge and the world is great.

And returning to his books "President of the Stone Island", "Little Shooter from Luke", others, no longer asking the question of how a writer, who, in essence, had no childhood, writes about childhood. These are the contradictions of our complex and subtle profession, "said William Fedorovich Kozlov on this occasion, receiving the All -Russian literary premium named after A. Green, established Administrations of Kirov and G.