Biography
The Soviet writer Ville Lipatov was famous in the literary environment by a person. His name is associated with readers with those invented by him and the most popular heroes of Council and Anisan. Noteworthy is the fact that the images of negative characters, he often referred from the really existed people. The brightest works of the author were fascinated, for which a man did not once receive a premium.Childhood and youth
The biography of Lipatova began in the city of Chita, where he was born in the spring of 1927. His parents were educated: Mother worked at the local school, taught Russian, the father worked in the newspaper "Transbaikalsky worker".
After school, Vil was planning to build a military career, for this I went to Novosibirsk, entered the Military Institute, but at the 1st year realized that the soul did not lie to this case. Already then he was fond of writing and decided to translate to the historical separation of the Tomsk Pedagogical University.
Personal life
Lipatova's personal life did not immediately have developed successfully. His first wife was Alexander Lipatova. A couple had a daughter of Tatiana, Moldov, she, like his father, began to manifest himself in creativity, however, in another direction: she worked as an artist-schedule and created dolls.The second chief of the Villa was the Padderman of the writer Vadim Kozhevnikova Irina Mazukuk. Her native father was the famous Major Major Major General Mazukuk.
Books
The work appeared in the career of Lipatova in his student years, when he settled in a local newspaper, subsequently there were published the first stories of the writer. Having received an education, Ville returned to his native cheat and in the publisher "On the fighting post" immediately received the place of the literary secretary.
The first in the author's bibliography appeared the book "Six" in 1958. It is written in the genre of Soviet prose, in the center of the plot - bold drivers who were not afraid during a strong blizzard to deliver the required equipment in Lespromhosis. For this they had to go through Taiga.
In the following works ("Deaf Mint", "Black Yar", "Rod"), the author described the subject of employment and relationships between people. In 1964, Ville was transferred to the Soviet Russia newspaper, where he immediately took the place of a special correspondent, in this position he stayed 2 years. At the same time, the man published a story "someone else's", which brought him literary glory.
The most popular cycle of Lipatov stories published later. In 1967, he moved to Moscow, there was also his story "Rustic Detective", the main character of the plot - Fyodor Aniskin, who works in a second-channel. The debut screening of the writer was made precisely on this book, the first eponymous film was released in 1968, the second "Aniskin and Phantom" - in 1974, and the artistic film "and again Aniskin" completed the trilogy in 1978.
In the books "Tale of the Director of Racredov" and "Lida Varaksin", the author showed the social problems of people who can solve the collective labor and use of a faithful approach. In other works, Vil was not afraid to openly talk about the disadvantage of society in the examples of their heroes. Despite this, he continued to be published.
In subsequent years, the audience saw not yet one film, filmed by Lipatov's novels. In 1969, Mr. Twitter tape was published, in 1972 - "Zercertov engineer" and "Divorce of Narynski", in 1976 the director Arya Dashiev presented the "Three Suns" film. Writer to the latter protruding Lipatov.
In the last years of Lipat, Lipat was a member of the Union of Writers of the USSR, where it was the secretary of the board.
Death
Until recent days, Ville lived in Moscow, he died in the spring of 1979, the cause of death is not specified. The grave of the writer is located on the Kuntsevsky cemetery, instead of the usual photo, the tombstone decorates a closed book with the name of the writer.In memory of the talented authors in three cities, the streets are named, as well as on the building of the city library in Asino, a memorial plaque is established. In 1982, I established a literary prize named after Vily Lipatov.
Bibliography
- 1958 - "Six"
- 1960 - "Deaf Mint"
- 1961 - "Tooth of Wisdom"
- 1964 - "Alien"
- 1968 - "Rustic Detective"
- 1969 - "Tale of Dr. Racchalov"
- 1970 - "Gray Mouse"
- 1971 - "Even before the war"
- 1974 - "And this is all about him"
- 1975 - "Self-Oil Kochegar"
- 1977 - "Igor Savvovich"
- 1978 - "Lion on the lawn"