Poetry From the July 2007 issue: The Russians are Coming

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Tatyana MoseevaTatyana Moseeva

Tatyana Moseeva was born in 1983 in Moscow. Moseeva's poems have been published in literary magazines in Russia (Vavilon, REZ, the newspaper Book Review) and some literary websites, and were included in the anthologies Music and carousel (Kemerovo, 2004), Communal Cradle (Moscow, 2004), Over Fragile Air (Moscow, 2005), and others. She is a winner of the 2004 Student Spring poetry contest and the 2005 Word in Time essay contest. Her poems twice were selected for the longlist of the Debut Award, the leading Russian award for young authors. She is the author of Snowmen (Moscow, 2005). She lives in Moscow and often reads her poems in literary clubs and at poetry festivals.

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Translated from RussianRussian by Peter GolubPeter Golub

Peter Golub is a Moscow-born poet and translator. He has published original work and translations in various journals, including ARC Poetry, Cimarron, and World Literature Today. In 2008 he edited an anthology of contemporary Russian poetry, which was published by Jacket Magazine. In 2007 a bilingual edition of his poems, My Imagined Funeral, was published by Argo-Risk Press in Moscow. He is currently a translation consultant for the St. Petersburg Review, and is pursuing his PhD at Columbia University. He is the recipient of a PEN Translation Grant for a collection of flash fiction by Linor Goralik and a BILTC Fellowship for the poems of Anrei Sen-Senkov (Zephyr Press).

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