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Aleks Tarn (Aleksey Vladimirovich Tarnovitski) was born on 20 February, 1955 in Arsenyev, is an Aleksey Vladimirovich Tarnovitski better known as Aleks Tarn, is journalist. Discover Aleks Tarn's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 69 years old?

Popular As Aleksey Vladimirovich Tarnovitski
Occupation writer
Age 69 years old
Zodiac Sign Pisces
Born 20 February 1955
Birthday 20 February
Birthplace Arsenyev
Nationality Israel

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1922

A magazine edition of the second book of the trilogy named "Ashes" – was published in the 22nd "Jerusalem Journal".

1955

Aleksey Vladimirovich Tarnovitski (born 20 February 1955), better known as Aleks Tarn, is a journalist and author who was born in the Russian Far East, Primorsky Krai.

He grew up, studied and worked in Leningrad.

1989

Since 1989, he has lived in Beit Aryeh-Ofarim.

Since 1989, he has been living in Israel, in the Samaria settlement of Beit Arye.

1991

In addition to his novels and journalistic articles, Aleks Tarn is also an author of several theater plays, literary scenarios as well as a poetry book "Antiblok" that was published in Israel in 1991.

2002

Tarn began his literary career relatively late – in 2002.

Tarn's articles on cultural and political topic were published in Russian language Israeli and American news outlets.

2003

Tarn was awarded a prize from the "Jerusalem Journal", as an author of the most promising literary work of 2003.

The novel was praised by Moscow-based literary critic Mikhail Edelstein (Эдельштейн, Михаил Юрьевич) for the author's original thinking and juxtaposition of opposites.

2004

In the Summer of 2004, the novel was published as a separate book (publisher "Culture Bridges – Gesharim", Moscow).

A second novel - Quasimodo, a novel about a dog with almost human consciousness, came out the same year.

Moscow literary critic, Danila Davidov (Давыдов, Данила Михайлович), reviewed the novel in the journal of "Biblio – Globus", describing it as "a rather funny story about Israeli bums, a novel gradually transforms into a parable of retribution".

It received critical praise from

Kira Cherkavsky (Кира Черкавская), a journalist of the radio station Echo of Moscow and from poet and a literary critic Anatoly Dobrovich (Добрович, Анатолий Борисович).

2005

A magazine edition of Tarn's third novel Jonah was published in the 19th Jerusalem Journal, and received a generally favourable review by Leonid Gomberg (Гомберг, Леонид Ефимович), a literary critic, in the April 2005 editions of Alef magazine.

2006

In 2006, a Moscow publishing houses, "Olympus" and AST (publisher) published Tarn's trilogy about Berl, the main protagonist of which is known to the reader from the novel "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion".

The three books were titled "They always come back", "G-d does not play dice" and "I will bring you back".

2007

A novel Ashes was included in the final six competitors of the Russian Booker Prize-2007,

A philosopher and a culture researcher, Dr. Dina Ratner (Дина Ратнер), dedicated to Aleks Tarn's literary works a separate chapter in her monograph Search for G-d – search for yourself.

2008

In June 2008, the publishing house Eksmo published Tarn’s satirical fantasy To steal Lenin.

In the book, four friends who get together after a long break, steal Lenin’s mummy from the Mausoleum.

A novel "Girshuni", written in the form of internet blogs, was included in the best ten novels of Russian speaking diaspora, according to the list from "Russian Award" (Русская премия)in 2008.

The novel received critical acclaim from Moscow critic Boris Kuzminsky (Кузьминский, Борис Николаевич).

A year later the same appraisal of "Russian Award" (included in the ten best novels) was given to "Dor" – another Tarn's novel which was published in 'Jerusalem Journal'

2009

A story "Last Kain" became the laureate of the Mark Aldanov’s literary reward "For the best story of Russian speaking diaspora" that is given by New York's magazine New Journal" (Новый журнал)(2009).

2010

In 2010, Moscow s publisher "Enneagon" published Tarn's novel The Book, about the Dead Sea Scrolls.

This novel presents an unusual view of the beginning of Christianity.

Moscow cultural scientist, Yuri Tabak (Юрий Табак) praised Tarn's "masterful craftsmanship".

2012

In 2012, the novel was translated into Slovakian and published in Bratislava by the "Marenčin" publishing house.

The same year, Jerusalem Journal published his story "The Dome" (No.25) and a novel "The Notes of Puppeteer" (No.27).

2015

In 2015, Aleks Tarn was awarded Yuri Stern Prize for Literature “for special contribution to society and culture”.

When newly arrived in Israel, Tarn wrote his first novel The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, a combination philosophical parable, parody, and thriller.

The main protagonist is a James Bond like, semi-farcical man of action, whose activities are set in the reality of Israeli life at the time of the sharpening of the crisis in Arab-Israeli conflict.

2016

The novel was published in the 16th edition of Jerusalem Journal (Иерусалимский журнал).