My formal background is in economics, social sciences and applied statistics. I finished my PhD at UCL in 2018 (awarded early 2019), followed by a few teaching and research roles until I settled as a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at Lancaster University in 2021. I am an established researcher in applied statistics used across social sciences, health and other areas, including mental health. I tend to bring my academic lens into my writing and curious about how both academic and literary can work together to understand the patterns that shape life and society, facilitate engagement with research and change how we think not only about mental health, but about how we transition between countries, worlds, languages and find or lose sense of belonging.

As for creative work and writing, since 2019 I was a student on courses of creative writing at the University of Edinburgh, Russian School of Literary Practice, Lancaster University and Arvon. I also had privilege to study under mentorship of poets and writers such as Oksana Vasyakina, Eoghan Walls, Anthony (Vahni) Capildeo, Clare Shaw, Amy Liptrot, Galina Rymbu and Tiffany Murray.

Анастасия Ушакова: «В любом случае нам нужно писать о любви» (interview) – Демагог/Demagog, 2026

конфетка прилагается к чаю в саду на даче (selection of poetry) – Демагог/Demagog, 2026

landslide – не(мой) язык (long poem) – Дискурс/Discourse, 2026

Burnout (essay), Ache Magazine, 2026

Погружение, Переводы стихотворений Адриенны Рич (translations), гало, 2025

Отражение/Reflection (short story), Фальтер/Falter, 2024

Наивный Перевод Как Поэтическая Практика, Naive translations as a poetic practice (examples of translation from English to Russian). syg.ma , 2024