Draft:Konstantin Kedrov

Konstantin Kedrov (Russian: Константи́н Алекса́ндрович Ке́дров; nickname — Kedrov-Tchelitchew was born November 12, 1942, in Rybinsk, USSR). He is a Russian poet, philosopher, literary critic and literary historian. He is a Professor of the Institute for Literature. .

Kedrow is a member of the Soviet Writers’ Union (1989), member of the Executive Committee of the Russian PEN Club, member of the International Noblemen Union (via Chelishchev noble kin — Registration Certificate # 98 of Nov. 13, 2008) and winner of the Korean Manhae Prize (2013).

In the years of 1974–1986, Kedrov was a senior lecturer at the Chair of history of Russian literature, Institute for Literature named after Maksim Gorky .

In the years of 1991—1998, Kedrov was a literary reviewer at Izvestiya Daily.

Since 2001, Kedrov has been the dean of the Academy of Poets and Philosophers of the Natalia Nesterova University.

He is Сhief editor of The «Journal of Poets» literary magazine, the founder of the DOOS literary group, and author of the Dobrovolnoe Obshchestvo Okhrany Strekoz (Voluntary Society for Protecting the Dragonflies)

Prizes

 * 1999 — International David Burlyuk the Father of Russian Futurism Otmetina (Award)
 * 2003 — GRAMMy.ru Prize, Annual Poetry Event nomination for his poem «Computer of Love»
 * 2005 — Twice GRAMMY.ru Laureate, Annual Poetry Event nomination
 * 2005 — «Deti Ra» Magazine Prize, Drama nomination
 * 2007 — Literaturnaya Rossiya Weekly Annual Laureate for his poem Fialkiada
 * 2008 — Diploma of contributing to a Book Fair under the Agnon Biblic Project (Israel)
 * 2009 — Aleksandr Griboedov Prize “For his Loyal Service to National Belles-Lettres” (Resolution of Moscow City Branch and Translators’ Section of the Russian Writers’ Union of November 17, 2009).
 * 2009 — Medal of Internet Community under the Literary Club and Board of Directors of the Internet Poets’ Union
 * 2013 — Manhae Prize (Republic of Korea)
 * 2014 — The Dominant Prize (Munich)
 * 2015 — «Deti Ra» Magazine Prize, Poetry nomination
 * 2016 — Gold Prize of LiFFt Eurasian and All-Russian Literary Fests
 * 2017 — Annual Leonardo Prize
 * 2018 — Pushkin Prize
 * 2020 — Gran-prix, Poetry nomination, Moscow Literary Prize
 * 2023 — Medal “For his Input into Promoting the World Literature” (Resolution of Steering Committee of the LiFFt International Fest at Cairo International Book Fair)
 * 2023 — International People’s Diplomacy Commonwealth Medal “For Contributing to Racial Harmony and Special Achievements in International Activity”
 * In connection with the first Poetry Day in Russia, Kedrov received a grateful letter from the Russian Federation Committee for UNESCO

Major Works Books

 * Poetical Cosmos. — Moscow: Sovetsky Pisatel Publishing House, 1989. — 20 000 copies. ISBN 5-265-00956-6
 * Computer of Love. — Moscow: Khudozhestvennaya Literatura Publishing House, 1990
 * Assertions of Denies. — Moscow: Center Publishing House, 1991
 * Verfliem. — Moscow: DOOS Publishers, 1992
 * Vrutselet. — Moscow: DOOS Publishers, 1993
 * Gamma tel Gamleta. — Moscow: Yelena Pakhomova Publishers, 1994
 * ILI On ili Ada ili Ilion ili Iliada. (Readings in Vadim Sidur Museum Series). — Moscow, 1995
 * Ulysses and Nausicaa. — Moscow: Yelena Pakhomova Publishers, 1998
 * Metametaphor. — Moscow: DOOS Publishers, 1999
 * Metametaphor Encyclopedia. — Moscow: DOOS Publishers, 2000
 * Parallel Worlds. — Moscow: AiF Print Publishers, 2001
 * Insideout. — Moscow: Mysl Publishing House, 2001
 * Angelic Poetics. — Moscow: Natalia Nesterova University Publishing House, 2001
 * Beyond Apokalypse. — Moscow: AiF Print Publishers, 2002
 * ILI (Or) (Collected Works. Poetry). — Moscow: Mysl Publishing House, 2002
 * Sam-ist-dat. — Moscow: Ruslan Elinin LIA Publishing House, 2003
 * Metacode. — Moscow: AiF Print Publishers, 2005
 * Philosophy of Literature. — Moscow: Khudozhestvennaya Literatura Publishing House, 2009. — 200 p. — ISBN 978-5-280-03454-9
 * Conductor of Silence: Poems and long poems. — Moscow: Khudozhestvennaya Literatura Publishing House, 2009. — ISBN 978-5-280-03456-3
 * (Co-authored with Margarita Al') Assertion of Deny. — Moscow: Ruslan Elinin LIA Publishing House, 2009
 * Nevesta Lokhmataya Svetom: Poems, Long Poems. — Moscow: Aleksandr Gritsenko Producer Center Publishers, 2014. — 5000 copies. (Classics and Contemporaries Series) ISBN 978-5-9906032-0-2
 * Voices. Documentary Biographical Mysteria. Moscow: DOOS Publishers, 2016. — ISBN 978-5-906568-08-3
 * Glass Robot: Poems and Long poems / Foreword by Andrey Voznesensky. — Moscow: LIFFT Publishers, 2018. — 500 copies. (Golden LiFFt. Russia's Writers Series) ISBN 978-5-604-01615-2
 * Partant: Book of Poems. — Moscow: Yevgeny Stepanov’s Publishing House, 2018 (Avangrandy Book Series)