Ilya Kormiltsev

Russian-English poet and translator

Ilya Kormiltsev - Artists & Creatives born September 26th, 1959
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Contributed significantly to contemporary Russian poetry and literature. Worked as a translator, bringing English poetry to Russian audiences. Actively engaged in literary discussions and events in both Russia and England. Created significant connections between Russian and English literary traditions through his translations and original works.

Translated works of major English poets

Authored acclaimed poetry collections

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