The writer, poet and translator Asar Eppel died

The famous Russian Soviet writer, poet and translator Asar Eppel died at the 78th year of his life after a stroke , ITAR-TASS reports with reference to the poet and prose writer Alexander Ilichevsky.

"Asar Isaevich Eppel, a huge beloved writer, who gave us Bruno Schulz, the" Lyublinsky plaster "of Zinger, the amazing stories of" herbal street "..., - Ilichevsky wrote on his page on Facebook." This was a writer who belonged to prose as a higher state of literature and hesitated it to poetry. It was a strict and strict and strict and it was a strict and it was a strict The person is adamant in the literature.

Eppel felt bad on February 11, he was taken to the Cardiological Department of the 61st Moscow City Hospital at the ambulance, and doctors diagnosed a stroke. Then the writer fell into a coma.

Eppel in 1957 graduated from the Moscow Engineering Institute. V.V. Kuibysheva. He collaborated in newspapers and on the radio, wrote poetry. He was a member of the Union of Writers of the USSR, the author of the books "Blessing Moon", "Sweet air and other stories", "Champignon of my life."

Eppel translated the works of Petrarch, Bokkaccio, Senkevich, Brecht, Kipling, Schulz, Zinger, Scottish ballads, Serbian songs by Vuka Karadzhich. Eppel is also the author of the Libretto with the verses "Bindyuzhnik and the King", written according to the works of Babel "Odessa Stories" and "Sunset". This musical was successfully held at many theatrical platforms.

Eppel's most famous books are “Herbal Street” and “Champignon of my life”, stories collections that published in the 1990s.