Marusya Klimova for many years remains one of the symbols of the St. Petersburg bohemian Her works are published in extremely limited editions, and the name is consistently associated with such bright but marginal phenomena of modern Russian culture as Mitin magazine and the New Academy of Timur Novikov. Author of several prose books, she is also known as the brilliant translator of Louis-Ferdinand Celine, Jean Genet, Pierre Guillot, Monique Wittig and other French radicals. In 2006, Marousia was awarded the French Order of Literature and Art. “My ANTIhistory of Russian Literature” is a book whose genre is difficult to define, since there have never been such books in Russia before. Marusya Klimova not only re-reads Russian classics, but re-writes her story However, the meaning of the book is not limited to the desire for a total revaluation of values - it is also a kind of intellectual autobiography of the author. in which the facts of her personal life are intertwined with the fates of literary heroes and writers and tough provocative judgments - with humor , accuracy of observations and genuine sincerity .