Faculty teaching in Russian and East European Studies

Sally Dalton-Brown

Sally Dalton-Brown joined Sussex in January 1999.
Prior to her appointment she lectured at Exeter University and Trinity, Dublin.

Her main interests are:

• Pushkin
• Contemporary Russian and European Theatre
• Post-Thaw literature
• Dystopian fiction
• Bakhtin

Sally has published a critical study of Pushkin's Evgenii Onegin, as well as various articles on contemporary Russian writers such as Makanin, Petrushevskaia, Tolstaia, Pelevin and Kim. At present she is working on a book on Liudmila Petrushevskaia.

Recent Publications

‘Menippean violations, carnival chaos: Defining the genre of Pikovaia dama’, Russian Literature XLVI, 1999, pp. 289-298.