Theorem Z
selected poems, bilingual version
by Slava Zaitsev, translated from Russian by David Anderson
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About the Book
Theorem Z is a theorem of perfection, of the harmony and its distortions, the symbol could be described as a circle (or Zero).
The book explores the memories of a Russian identity and the experience of living in Scotland. The poems use a varied vocabulary drawn from street slang, peasant argot, scientific and mathematical terms, esoteric themes and classical Russian. The bilingual versions of these poems offer excellent teaching material for high school and university students. 104 pgs.
The book explores the memories of a Russian identity and the experience of living in Scotland. The poems use a varied vocabulary drawn from street slang, peasant argot, scientific and mathematical terms, esoteric themes and classical Russian. The bilingual versions of these poems offer excellent teaching material for high school and university students. 104 pgs.
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About the Creator
Slava Zaitsev
St-Andrews,Scotland, United Kingdom
Born in Aleksin, USSR. Worked as a research scientist in structural biology at the academic institutions of Russia and Europe (Sweden, UK, France). Author of several collections of poetry in Russian