Born in Leningrad (now St. Peterburg), Russia, Asya Pekurovskaya received M.A. in literature from Leningrad University, wed a writer, was blessed with a child and with a chance to immigrate to America, finished a doctoral program in literature at Stanford University and a post doctoral program in philosophy at the University of Charlottesville.
Prior to writing children fantasy series (6 books) in two languages, she published three titles in Russian: a memoir (2001) about her married life with Sergej Dovlatov, a writer of notable renown in Russia; a monograph on Dostoevsky: “Passions A... View More »

Born in Leningrad (now St. Peterburg), Russia, Asya Pekurovskaya received M.A. in literature from Leningrad University, wed a writer, was blessed with a child and with a chance to immigrate to America, finished a doctoral program in literature at Stanford University and a post doctoral program in philosophy at the University of Charlottesville.
Prior to writing children fantasy series (6 books) in two languages, she published three titles in Russian: a memoir (2001) about her married life with Sergej Dovlatov, a writer of notable renown in Russia; a monograph on Dostoevsky: “Passions According to Dostoevsky: Mechanisms of Desire” (2004); and a monograph on Kant titled “The Hermetic Life of Immanuel Kant: Beyond Hearing and Vision” (2010).
Now she is working on a manuscript called “Reading after Reading” in which she offers her reading of a French postmodernist, Gilles Deleuze reading Leibniz in a book called “Le pli” (The fold”). «View Less

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Born in Leningrad (now St. Peterburg), Russia, Asya Pekurovskaya received M.A. in literature from Leningrad University, wed a writer, was blessed with a child and with a chance to immigrate to America, finished a doctoral program in literature at Stanford University and a post doctoral program in philosophy at the University of Charlottesville.
Prior to writing children fantasy series (6 books) in two languages, she published three titles in Russian: a memoir (2001) about her married life with Sergej Dovlatov, a writer of notable renown in Russia; a monograph on Dostoevsky: “Passions According to Dostoevsky: Mechanisms of Desire” (2004); and a monograph on Kant titled “The Hermetic Life of Immanuel Kant: Beyond Hearing and Vision” (2010).
Now she is working on a manuscript called “Reading after Reading” in which she offers her reading of a French postmodernist, Gilles Deleuze reading Leibniz in a book called “Le pli” (The fold”). «View Less