Samuel Marshak was a poet, talented satirist, and an outstanding translator of English literature. As a children's author, he had a special talent for taking the most indigestible ideas of the Soviet social order and writing about them without sounding pompous or didactic. In his early work, Valdimir Lebedev often combined cubist techniques with the elements of folk 'lubok' in a highly original system of representation. Together, Lebedev and Marshak collaborated on close to fifty titles. Lebedev also successfully illustrated Marshak's adult verse and some of his translations.
Senka Kovacevic lives in Vancouver, British Columbia and currently works as an Art and
Antique Conservator. Born in Novi Sad, Serbia, she moved to Canada in 1988. She pursued a
10 year career in Rhythmic Gymnastics, representing Canada as Canadian Champion, competing
at the 1999 World Championships and many other international competitions. She
performed with Cirque du Soliel for the APEC Presidential Gala, is a 3-time recipient of the
Premier’s Award for Excellence in Sport, and was nominated for YWCA’s Woman of Distinction
Award in 2001. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Anatomy and Physiology from
the University of British Columbia, and in 2006 wrote and directed her first feature length
film. Where The Sun Reposes is her first book of poetry.
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