Sergey Minaev




Sergey Minaev (Russian: Сергей Минаев, born January 25, 1975) - Russian writer, radio- and TV-host, journalist and wine importer. He is known for his scandalous novels "ДухLess",[1] "The Тёлки", "Media Sapiens".




Contents






  • 1 Career


  • 2 Bibliography


  • 3 Personal life


  • 4 References


  • 5 External links





Career


Minaev graduated the Russian State University for the Humanities at 1998. From 2008 to 2011 he worked on Radio Mayak and presented the broadcast "Танцы с волками" ("Dances With Wolves") and the show "Игры идиотов" (Games Of Idiots) on the Channel A One together with Igor Goncharov.[2] From 2009 to 2012 he worked on the NTV channel and presented the telecast "Честный понедельник" ("Honest Monday"). From 2011 to 2013 he presented the internet show "Mинаев LIVE".[3]



Bibliography



  • 2006 - "Дyxless. Повесть о ненастоящем человеке" (Soulless. The Story Of The Fake Man) (in 2012 the film adaptation was released[4])

  • 2007 - "Media Sapiens. Повесть о третьем сроке" (Media Sapiens. The Story Of The Third Term)

  • 2007 - "Media Sapiens. Дневник информационного террориста" (Media Sapiens. The Diary Of The Informational Terrorist)

  • 2008 - "Время героев" (Time Of Heroes)

  • 2008 - "The Тёлки. Повесть о ненастоящей любви" (The Bitches. The Story Of A Fake Love)

  • 2009 - "Р.А.Б. Антикризисный роман" (S.L.A.V.E. Anti-crisis Novel)

  • 2010 - "Videoты, или The Тёлки. Два года спустя" (Vidiots, Or The Bitches. Two Years Later)

  • 2011 - "Москва, я не люблю тебя" (Moscow, I Don`t Love You)

  • 2015 - "Духless 21 века. Селфи" (Soulless of the 21st century. Selfie) (in 2018 the film adaptation was released



Personal life


Minaev has been married twice and has a daughter from his first marriage and son from his second.



References





  1. ^ https://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/22/world/europe/22minaev.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0


  2. ^ http://www.balticweekend.com/en/Archive/2008/speakers-2008/1429


  3. ^ http://www.minaevlive.ru


  4. ^ http://www.filmblerg.com/2013/07/04/russian-resurrection-film-festival-soulless-2012/




External links


  • Official website








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