Oleg Almeida discute traduções do russo para o português
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Nascido na Bielorrússia em 1971 e radicado no Brasil desde 2005, Oleg Almeida é poeta, ensaísta e tradutor multilíngue, sócio da União Brasileira de Escritores (UBE/São Paulo). Autor dos livros de poesia Memórias dum hiperbóreo (2008; Prêmio Internacional Il Convivio de 2013), Quarta-feira de Cinzas e outros poemas (2011; Prêmio Literário Bunkyo de 2012), Antologia cosmopolita (2013) e de numerosas traduções do russo (Diário do subsolo, O jogador, Crime e castigo, Memórias da Casa dos mortos e Humilhados e ofendidos de Fiódor Dostoiévski; Pequenas tragédias de Alexandr Púchkin; Canções alexandrinas de Mikhail Kuzmin; Contos russos, vv. I-III) e do francês (O esplim de Paris: pequenos poemas em prosa de Charles Baudelaire; Os cantos de Bilítis de Pierre Louÿs).
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