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Svetlana Martynchik
Max Frei ((ロシア語:Макс Фрай)) is the pen name of Svetlana Yuryevna Martynchik ((ロシア語:Светла́на Ю́рьевна Марты́нчик); (ウクライナ語:Світлана Юріївна Мартинчик)) (born 1965 in Odessa, Ukraine, Soviet Union), a Russophone Ukrainian〔Радио Свобода. (История творчества писателя Макса Фрая ). Ирина Петерс: «У Светланы и Игоря украинское гражданство, в Литве они с видом на жительство».〕 fantasy writer.〔(Mixed masala )〕 Svetlana collaborates on her books with her spouse, artist Igor Steopin. She writes in Russian and currently resides in Vilnius, Lithuania, while keeping Ukrainian citizenship.
==Biography==
Martynchik studied philology at Odessa State University, but dropped out without graduating. From 1986 she collaborated with artist Igor Steopin, whom she later married. The couple moved to Moscow, Russia, in 1993, to work at Marat Gelman's gallery. There, Svetlana started writing fantasy books.
The pen name, Max Frei, was invented by Martynchik and Steopin for their works on comic fantasy series ''Labyrinths of Echo'' (). The plot follows the eponymous narrator, sir Max, as he leaves our "real" world for phantasmagoric fantasy city of Echo. There, he becomes a member of special service that controls the use of magic. The books are written by Martynchik, while Steopin developed the Echo universe and illustrated the books. Along with her Echo books, Frei also participated in several literary projects. She compiled ''Fram'', a series of short story anthologies by ''Amphora'' publishing house.
The couple moved to Vilnius, Lithuania, in 2004, out of their dislike of megapolises.〔 There, Max Frei wrote three parts of magic realist ''Tales of the Old Vilnius''.
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