1. Elena Molohovets Oleg Borisov Stepan Pisakhov Nikolay Rubtsov Boris Shergin Fyodor Abramov Lomonosov Michael

2. Elena Molohovets A classic of the Russia cookery literature. Born: April 28, 1813 Arkhangelsk, since 1918 has lived in Petrograd. Occupation: Religious books and cookery books. Famous works: “Russian women”, “Voice of present” “For young people”. Back

3. Oleg Borisov Born: October 28, 1951 in the Konoshski district, The Arkhangelsk region. Occupation: a journalist of a local newspaper “Ustyanski Krai”. Genres: Poetry, essays Famous works: “Solntse v gornitse”, “Ternoviy venets”, “In Ustya” Back

4. Born: In Arkhangelsk in 1789. He finished the Arkhangelsk town school in 1901. Pisakhov entered the art school in St. Peterburg. Occupation: A famous Northern writer of tales. An artist. (He painted pictures for his tales) Stepan Pisakhov Back

5. Nikolai Rubtsov Born: In 1936 in Emetsk village, the Archangelsk region. Occupation: Poet Genres: Poetry Famous works: “Star field”, “Soul stories”, poems. Back

6. Boris Shergin Born: July 28, 1893 in Arkhangelsk, Occupation: a writer of fairy-tales, painter. Famous works: Tales, “Volshebnoe koltso”, “Slovo o Moskve”. Back

7. Fyodor Abramov Born: Was born in Verkola, a village in Pinezski district of the Arkhangelsk region, in February 1920. Occupation: The philogical faculty of Leningrad University, volunteered and went to the front during the Great Patriotic War. A writer. Genres: Post-war Russian literature. Famous works: “Roads and Crossroads”, “Mouse”, “Brothers and sisters”, “Two Winters and Three summers”. Back

8. Lomonosov Michael Born: 8 November, 1893 in Denisovka of the Holmogorski district. Occupation: Poet, writer Genres: Essays, poems, dramas, letters. Back