Poet, editor, curator of literary projects, and literary scholar. Born in 1968. Graduated from the Faculty of Philology of Moscow Pedagogical State University. Candidate of Philological Sciences (dissertation: The History of the Russian Monostich). Known primarily for his literary and organizational work: editor-in-chief of ARGO-RISK Press (since 1993) and of the journal Vozdukh (since 2006), coordinator of the online project Babylon, curator of literary clubs and festivals, and compiler of several anthologies. Author of the book Russian Monostich: An Outline of Its History and Theory (2016), co-author of the textbook Poetry (2016). Winner of the Andrei Bely Prize (2002), the small Moscow Score Prize (2008, for his first book of poems It Is Good to Be Alive), and the Poetry Prize (2019, for a critical article on poetry). Has published poems, translations of poetry and prose, and articles on contemporary Russian poetry, as well as on the history and theory of verse.