Smagul Yelubay

Smagul Abatuly Yelubay (Kazakh: Смағұл Абатұлы Елубай, Smaǵul Abatuly Elýbaı) (born 9 March 1947) is a Kazakh writer and scriptwriter. He serves as a Secretary of Writers' Union of Kazakhstan.

Life

Smagul Yelubayev was born on 9 March 1947 in Chardzhou, Turkmenistan. In 1961 his family moved to Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Literary works

  • «Ойсыл-Қара» (1972), Almaty;
  • «Саттар соқпағы» (1974), Almaty;
  • «Жарық дүние» (1978), Almaty;
  • «На свете белом» (1982), Moscow;
  • «Ақ боз үй» (1990), novel, Almaty, republished several times;
  • «Одинокая юрта» («Ақ боз үй»), Almaty, 1992. The novel trilogy about the famine of 1937 in Kazakhstan and the repressions of 1937 (Part 1. "The Lonely Yurt" (1984, manuscript), part 2. "Prayer" (Молитва) (1986, manuscript), part 3. «Mortal coil» (Бренный мир) (1999, manuscript);
  • «Молитва» (1992), novel, Almaty
  • «Бренный мир» (2000), novel, Almaty
  • «Век страшного суда» («Қиямет-қайым ғасыры», book for doubters) (2011)
  • Lonely Yurt [1] («Одинокая юрта») in English published by Kazakh Pen Club in USA, which received the nomination "Book of the week" on Amazon.com in November 2016.
  • «Ақ боз үй» (2017), collection of works in 2 volumes;
  • «Arasat meidany» (2017) («Одинокая юрта») in Turkish, Ankara, Turkey;
  • «Una Yurta Solitaria» (2018) («Одинокая юрта») in Spanish, Madrid, Spain.

Filmography

Scriptwriter

  • 1982 — Red Yurt («Красная юрта»)
  • 1983 — Atone («Искупи вину»)
  • 1983 — House under the loon («Дом под луной»)
  • 1991 — Surzhekey - The Angel of Death («Суржекей — ангел смерти»), Grand-Prize in the Silver Crescent Film Festival, Ashkhabad ( 1991), Grand-Prize in the Bastau Film Festival, Almaty (1993)[2]
  • 1992 — Batyr Bayan («Батыр Баян»)
  • 2004 — Revenge («Кек»)
  • 2012 — The Hunter Boy («Аңшы бала»), Best Foreign Drama Award in International Family Film Festival in Hollywood[3]
  • 2016 — Diamond sword («Алмазный меч»)
  • 2016 — Land of Kazakhs («Қазақ елі»)
  • 2016 — Oasis («Оазис»)[4]
  • 2018 — «Бала гашыктык»

Awards

  • Order of Kurmet (2005)
  • PEN Club's Award (2012)
  • State scholarship in the field of culture (2015), (2016)
  • By the decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan for outstanding achievements in the Kazakh literature and culture, he was awarded the "Order of Parasat" (December 5, 2018)

References

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