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by Vasilina Orlova

Vasilina Orlova

Vasilina Orlova is a poet, writer, and anthropologist. She was born in the Russian Far East in the village of Dunay. She is a Kandidat of Philosophical Sciences. Currently she is working on her PhD in anthropology at the University of Texas at Austin. She is an author of several books of prose and poetry in Russian, and of two collections of poetry in English, Contemporary Bestiary and Holy Robots (Austin, Gutenberg Printing Press Independent Group, 2014 and 2016).

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