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CREATIVE CONTENT of the story "Vasyutkino Lake" by V. Astafiev
A 13-year-old boy Vasyutka lives with his parents in the taiga near the Yenisei River. Vasyutka loves nature, he likes to walk in the forest, go for nuts and hunt. One day Vasyutka goes to the forest to get pine nuts. In the forest he hunts for a grouse bird. Having caught the bird, Vasyutka realizes that he is lost. He builds a fire, roasts the bird, has dinner and goes to bed. In the morning Vasyutka heads north to get out of the taiga as soon as possible. On his way he sees a lake with many white fish. Finally, Vasyutka comes to the Yenisei River. He hopes that he will be found faster on the river bank. Vasyutka sees a steamship and signals to the passengers. But the ship sails away. Finally, on the 5th day of his adventure Vasyutka is saved: a ship sails by and notices the boy. Vasyutka is brought home to his parents. After arriving home, Vasyutka tells his father about the beautiful lake. Two days later Vasyutka, his father and other fishermen sail in search of the lake and find it. A permanent fishery opens on the lake. Vasyutka's father and his crew work here. The new lake is called Vasyutka Lake - in honor of Vasyutka. The lake is even marked on the district map. However, on the map of the region and on the map of Russia Vasyutkin Lake is not signed, it is difficult to find it among many other lakes.
SHORT BIOGRAPHY OF V.P. ASTAFIEV
Viktor Petrovich Astafiev (1924 - 2001) was a writer (prose writer, essayist).
Victor was born on May 1, 1924 in the small village of Ovsyanka, Yenisei province.
Even when Victor was a child, he lost his parents. His father was under arrest, and his mother died during one of the trips to her husband. So Victor Astafiev in his biography spent his childhood with his grandmother. This time, remembered with bright memories, Victor later described in his autobiography.
After Victor's father got out of prison and remarried, the family moved to the town of Igarka, Krasnoyarsk Krai. When his father was hospitalized and his new family turned their backs on Victor, he found himself literally on the street. After two months, he was sent to an orphanage.
In 1942, Victor Petrovich Astafiev in the biography voluntarily went to the front. In the Novosibirsk infantry school he learned military training. And already in 1943 he went to war. Having changed several activities, until the end of the war he was an ordinary ordinary ordinary soldier. During the service in his biography, Astafiev was awarded the medal "For bravery", the Order of the Red Star.
When the war ended, Astafyev married Maria Koryakina and settled with her in the town of Chusovoy, Perm region. Living there, he changed several professions: he was a mechanic, teacher, storekeeper, worked at the local meat processing plant. However, in addition to work, Victor was interested in literature: he was even a regular member of the literary circle.
For the first time Astafiev's story was printed in 1951 ("Civil Man"). In the same year, Victor began to work in the newspaper "Chusovsky Worker", this place did not leave for 4 years. For the newspaper Astafiev wrote many articles, essays, stories, his literary talent began to unfold more fully. In 1953, Astafiev's book "Until the Future Spring" was published.
And in 1958 in the biography of Victor Astafiev was an important event - he was admitted to the Union of Writers. To improve his literary level, Astafiev studied at the Higher Literary Courses from 1959 to 1961.
For all the time of his activity, Astafiev wrote many works. For example, the novels "Until the Future Spring", "Melting Snows", "Cursed and Murdered" (the novel was awarded the Russian Federation Prize in Literature and Art). Among his novels: "Starodub", "The Last Bow", "Slakotnaya Autumn", "So I Want to Live", "From the Quiet Light", "The Merry Soldier", "Vasyutkino Lake", "The Kingfish".
Astafiev's works cover military, anti-Soviet, rural themes.