The most disturbing summer

Kristina Bandurina was born in 1992 in Mozyr. Philologist, poet, poetry editor. Graduate of the School of Young Writers at the Union of Belarusian Writers (2015), the School of Young Writers "W/Rights" (2020). In 2017-2018, she worked as the editor of the poetry department of the magazine "Maladost". Editor of "Anthologies of the Belarusian Verlibre", collections of poems "Water Begins to Live" by Artur Komorowski, "Whistling Alphabet" by Olga Markitantova, "Pobach" by Nastya Kudasova. Edits the online magazine of modern Belarusian poetry "Taubin". Poems have been translated into Russian, Ukrainian, English, Swedish, German, Lithuanian, Czech, Polish and Danish. Winner of the Golden Apostrophe award from the magazine "Dzeyaslov" in the "Debut" nomination (2016). Author of the poetry collections "Homo" (2019), "Psalms and Dream Books" (translations into Russian, 2021).