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Born: 1955
Quick Study: Vladimir Sorokin is known for writing postmodern fiction with elements of satire, the Soviet past, and dystopian futures plus sex, scatology, and violence.
He also writes plays and screenplays, and wrote a controversial libretto for the opera Rosenthal’s Children at Moscow’s Bolshoi Theater.
The Sorokin File: Sorokin began writing before perestroika, when his underground work could not be officially published: he was first published in the early 1980s in Paris, where his novel The Queue, consisting of conversations among people waiting in line, came out in Russian.
His books also began to reach Western readers, in French, German, and English during the 1980s, through translations of novels including The Queue, The Norm, and Marina’s Thirtieth Love. Sorokin’s writings in the post-Soviet period include 1999’s Blue Lard, which created tremendous controversy by depicting Stalin and Khrushchev in comp
