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[trubikhina at AOL.COM]

 The big names, such as Petrushevskaya, Ulitskaya, Tolstaya, etc,
have all been translated, as well as some that are sold in bookstores
under the "Glamur" ("glamour," pop-culture) category: Robsky,
Denezhkina and the likes.





Julia Trubikhina





Assistant Professor of Russian


Russian Program Coordinator


Department of Modern Languages and Literatures


Montclair State University


Dickson Hall, Room 138


Montclair, NJ 07043






 






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