Tatiana Neshumova

TATIANA NESHUMOVA was born in Moscow in 1965 and graduated from the philological faculty of Moscow University. She has taught Russian language and literature, and between 2001 and 2010 worked in the Pasternak Museum in Peredelkino. Since 2010, she has worked as a researcher at the Marina Tsvetaeva House-Museum. She is the author of the poetry books Нептица, Простейшее, Счастливая твоя внука, and a book of poems and memoirs, Глухой ушастый. Her poems have been published in the journals Юность, Волга, Воздух, and in the newspaper Гуманитарный фонд. Her academic work includes a book of the memoirs of M. A. Dimitriev (co-authored with E. Lyamina and K. Bolenko), D. S. Usov’s Мы сведены почти на нет… (Moscow, 2011), and a book of poems, Хризалида, by V.G. Malahieva-Mirovich. She has written many articles on Russian poets and writers of the Pushkin era, as well as on the modern poets G. Dashevsky, G. Lukomnikov, B. Druk, M. Aizenberg, and E. Saburov. Her articles have been published in the journals New Literary Review, Russian Literature, and elsewhere.