  We present two easy-to-implement gradient-free/zeroth-order methods to
optimize a stochastic non-smooth function accessible only via a black-box. The
methods are built upon efficient first-order methods in the heavy-tailed case,
i.e., when the gradient noise has infinite variance but bounded $(1+\kappa)$-th
moment for some $\kappa \in(0,1]$. The first algorithm is based on the
stochastic mirror descent with a particular class of uniformly convex mirror
maps which is robust to heavy-tailed noise. The second algorithm is based on
the stochastic mirror descent and gradient clipping technique. Additionally,
for the objective functions satisfying the $r$-growth condition, faster
algorithms are proposed based on these methods and the restart technique.
