Tatiana Klepikova

Tatiana Klepikova is an Arts and Science Postdoctoral Fellow at the Women and Gender Studies Institute at the University of Toronto. She studied Slavic, Anglophone, and Hispanic Literatures and Cultures in Yaroslavl (Russia) and Passau (Germany). Her work is focused on contemporary Russian and Soviet literature and the arts, literary articulations of privacy in the Soviet era, gender and sexuality in Eastern Europe, queer theater and drama, publics and citizenship in the digital age, and digital body and posthumanism. She is co-editor of several edited collections, including Outside the “Comfort Zone”: Private and Public Spheres in Late Socialist Europe (De Gruyter, 2020) and editor and translator of Contemporary Queer Plays by Russian Playwrights (forthcoming with Bloomsbury Methuen Drama).