Oleg Woolf
Moldavian-Soviet writer
About Oleg Woolf
Lived 1954 – 2011 (aged 56–57).
Oleg Woolf (1954-2011) was a Soviet and Moldovan writer. He trained as a physicist and went on several geophysical expeditions in the former USSR. He was married to Irina Mashinski; together they founded the bilingual press company Stosvet and its journal, Cardinal Points. As a writer, Woolf wrote short stories, essays, and poetry, and he was regularly published in literary journals and anthologies.
His books include: (We Will See Sosnov in Spring) (New York: Stosvet Press, 2010) (Bessarabian Stamps) (New Your: Stosvet Press, 2009), translated into English by Boris Dralyuk
Oleg Woolf died in the United States in 2011.
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moldavian-Soviet writer
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Oleg Woolf was born in 1954.
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Oleg Woolf died in 2011.
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