125x200 (84x108/32), hard cover., 240 p., 2007
ISBN 978-5-86793-554-2

The last book of Dmitri Prigov completes a kind of trilogy (You should live in Moscow, My Privat Japan). In Katya Kitaiskaya, the main location is China, a country half-real and half-imagined. At the center of the narrative is a family of Russian émigrés. Its heroine, a young girl named Katya, endeavors to understand the world around her, a world full of surprising objects and mysterious ideas. Prigov, as always, is true to himself and his imagination: his fanciful literary world is based on ethnographically precise details, fantasy and the grotesque.

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