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Books

  1. Moia knizhechka: A Collection of Verses. A \& B Publishers, Moscow, 1998, 68 pp. (Reviewed in: Literaturnaia Gazeta, 25 November 1998: 5).
  2. Kak Vazhno Myt' Okna [The Importance of Window Cleaning]. A Collection of Short Stories. Hermitage Publishers, New York, to appear.
  3. Lis [The Fox]. A Novel. 270 pp. Druzhba narodov, Moscow, submitted.

Short Stories in Translation

  1. "De l'importance de laver les carreaux, nouvelle [The Importance of Window Cleaning]." LRS: Litterature internationale, Paris, no. 12, 1993: 19-22. (in French)
  2. "Germany: a short story." The Literary Review: An Journal of Contemporary Writing, New Jersey, vol. 38, no.2, 1995: 274-75. (in English)
  3. "Abortion." Two Lines: A Journal of Translation, Stanford, 1996: 168-72. (in English)
  4. "Garage," "Insight." Glas: New Russian Writing, no. 16, London, 1998: 182-200. (in English) (Reviewed in: "The Guardian," July 4, 1998).

Selected Verse

  1. "Uchitel' khimii. Stikhi i poema. [Chemistry Teacher. Poems]" Komsomol'skaia pravda, no. 193, 19 November 1980: 3.
  2. "Stikhi. [Poems]" Parus. Moscow, 1980: 44 (Reviewed in: Moskovskii literator, no.9, 1983: 5).
  3. "Proizvedeniia molodykh sovetskikh poetov. [Works of Young Soviet Poets]" Sel'skaia molodezh, no. 8, 1983: 29.
  4. "'Dekabr'. Poema. [December: A Poem]" Moskovskii universitet, January 9, 1984: 4.
  5. "Ispytatel'nyi stend: Novaia volna v poezii. [Poets on Trial: The New Wave in Poetry]" Iunost', no. 4, 1987: 59. (Reviewed in: Ogoniok, no. 6, 1987: 22; Poesie des regions d'Europe, Namur: Sources, 1994: 17).
  6. "Graf Khvostov. Stikhotvoreniia. [Count Khvostov: Poems"] Komsomol'skoe znamia, 18 October, 1987: 3.
  7. In: LRS: Litterature internationale, Paris, no. 3, 1988: 14-16. (in French)
  8. "La nouvelle vague poetique. Poemes. [The New Vague Poetry: Poems]" Europe: Review litterraire mensuelle, June-July 1989: 137. (in French)
  9. In: La Femme sovietique, no. 3, 1989: 32. (in French)
  10. In: LRS: Litterature internationale, Paris, no. 5, 1990: 28. (in French)
  11. In: Stikhi etogo goda. Moscow: Sovetskii pisatel', 1988: 248-49.
  12. "Stikhi. Interv'iu o feminizme [Poems. On Feminism]." Novye amazonki. Moscow: Moskovskii rabochii, 1991: 160-61.
  13. "Poetry from Moscow." Penobscot School Journal, Rockland, Maine, no. 1, 1991: 2. (in English)
  14. "Stikhi [Poems]." Gumanitarnyi Fond, Moscow, no.3, 1991: 3.
  15. Two Poems and an Essay, "21st Century: A Sober Prognosis." Roberta Fineberg, Women Poets in Russia, Photo album, Paris--New York, to appear.

Plays

  1. Glass Menagerie. A musical play after T. Williams' drama. Staged at the Lenkom Theater, St. Petersburg.
  2. Gosta Berlings Saga. A musical play after S. Lagerlof's novel. Staged at the Lenkom Theater, St. Petersburg.
  3. Parents and Children of Cain or to Kill the Poet. A drama based on life and works of the OBERIU poets. Staged at Brigham Young University Student Theater.
  4. The Scarlet Flower. A play (in verse) after S. Aksakov's tale. Staged at Brigham Young University Student Theater.
  5. Master. A play after M. Bulgakov's novel. Staged at Brigham Young University Student Theater.
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