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Posts by: Katya Kazbek

What to Read When In Search of Eastern European Myths

By Katya Kazbek

July 22nd, 2022

because there’s more than Dostoyevsky and Chekov . . .

Tags: Iskander, Katya Kazbek, Lispector, Little Foxes Took Up Matches, Pushkin, Rumpus Reading List, What to Read When

Katya Kazbek is a queer bilingual Russian/English writer, translator, and editor of Greek, Russian, Ukrainian, and Jewish heritage, who lives and works in New York City, NY. She writes about the world’s cultures for supamodu.com and elsewhere.

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