LIV BLISS lives in the White Mountains of Arizona with her husband, Jim, and an assortment of far wilder creatures. She translates the Taylor & Francis quarterlies Russian Studies in Literature and Russian Studies in History. Her most recent long-fiction translation, Dmitry Chen’s The Pet Hawk of the House of Abbas, was published by Russian Information Services in 2013.
Grandpa Cuckoo (November/December 2019) Lyonushka and Ruble Bill (September/October 2019) Nikolayev's Birthday (July/August 2019) Someone Else's Granny (May/June 2019) A Winter's Tale (mostly about valenki) (January/February 2019) People's Court (November/December 2018) Two Fishing Tales (September/October 2018) Avdotya and the District Medic (May/June 2018) Cats in the Fridge (January/February 2018) Bath Day in Sheshurino (September/October 2017) Raspberry Beetles (July/August 2017) Revolution for Tiny Tots (Online) Nikolayev and Lyuska (March/April 2017) A Forest Terem (May/June 2015) The Mail Troika (March/April 2012) Return to Ithaca (15: Summer) The Cloud Catcher (14: Provincial Life) The Port at Vanino (09: Beyond the Urals) Prophetic Strings, Their Fiery Sound (09: Beyond the Urals) Missive to Siberia (09: Beyond the Urals) For the Thunderous Valor of Ages to Be (09: Beyond the Urals) The Pet Hawk of the House of Abbas (18: Other Worlds) Bracelet II (19: Horse Power) The Parrot (29: Leningrad Under Seige)
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