Katherine Brabon is a novelist from Melbourne, Australia. Her debut novel The Memory Artist, winner of the 2016 Vogel Literary Award, explored the relationship between memory and place in twentieth-century Russia. She is currently working on her second novel, set in Japan.
In Andrei Khrzhanovsky’s film ‘A Room and a Half’ (2009), we are taken ‘back’ to Joseph Brodsky’s Leningrad in the only way the poet, exiled at the age of thirty-two, could revisit it: through memory and imagination.
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