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Sergey Luzan
Сергей Лузан
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Sergey Luzan, author of the collection Contours of Poetry, was born in Moscow on December 12, 1957.
Upon graduation, he received three higher educations - the Faculty of Economics of Moscow State University, philfac and iniz. He worked for three years at a research institute. In 1987 he defended his thesis and, like many in the perestroika years, plunged into business. During these years, among other things, he held the posts of director of the ICC "Polyekos" and chairman of the Mosgorklub of satirical
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Sergey Luzan, author of the collection Contours of Poetry, was born in Moscow on December 12, 1957.
Upon graduation, he received three higher educations - the Faculty of Economics of Moscow State University, philfac and iniz. He worked for three years at a research institute. In 1987 he defended his thesis and, like many in the perestroika years, plunged into business. During these years, among other things, he held the posts of director of the ICC "Polyekos" and chairman of the Mosgorklub of satirical writers.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Sergei went out of business. Debt and exorbitant taxes weren't for him, and he took up what was closer. He worked in the translation department, taught foreign languages, and in his spare time wrote humorous stories, scientific publications, poems. His works were translated into other languages - Slovak, Czech, Bulgarian.
Three books of Luzan with his aphorisms, anecdotes, poems, illustrated by the artist Mikhail Larichev, were published. Sergey jokingly calls himself the best humorist of our time among economists and is surprised that most of all he likes to read war veterans.
Luzan is married and has a grown son. His best works have not yet been published, but the writer is an optimist and believes that fame will catch up with the hero. In the meantime, he is known to readers for such works as “The Devil with the Head of a State Farm Horse”, “Industrial Policy and International Relations”. In 2 books. Book 2. International Relations, Monarchic Dreams of Democracy, How Boryu Was Hired