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Muse of Resistance: War and Emigration in Russian Lyrics. Poetic readings. Tatiana Voltskaya is the author of fifteen published poetry collections and is the winner of multiple national and international poetry prizes.
Since 2000 Voltskaya has worked as an editor and correspondent for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, one of the few sources of credible news in the Russian Federation. Surveilled by the Russian secret service agency, the FSB, and officially branded a “foreign agent” in Russia, Voltskaya felt forced to flee her home country and is currently living and working in exile.
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