Boris Klavdievich Mirotvortsev was born on June 5, 1911 in Barnaul, Altaisky krai, Russian Federation. He was the son of Claudius Nikolayevich Mirotvortsev - Russian doctor of geographical sciences, professor, economic geographer, statistician.
Boris Klavdievich had a geographical and linguistic education. In 1934-1937 Boris studied at the faculty of geography of Irkutsk University, at the Department of English language of the literary faculty of Irkutsk state pedagogical Institute.
Boris Klavdievich lived in Voronezh from 1937 to death. Before World War II he worked as a literary employee of the song and dance ensemble of the Palace of pioneers. As the poet was published in the almanac "Literary Voronezh", magazine "Rise", "Fire" (1938). From 1948 to the early 1970s, he actively participated in the development of local figure skating; about 10 years was the chairman of the regional federation for this sport.
