Ukrainian writer’s tale aims to “explain” the war to French audience
Artem Chapeye’s writing journey is intertwined with his military service, reflecting his dedication to both storytelling and defending his country’s sovereignty.
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Russian attack was inevitable for Ukraine, acclaimed writer says
In one of his works, Yuri Andrukhovych wrote that there is hope for Moscow, but - he exaggerated - it may take 500 years. Now, the writer doesn't think he exaggerated that much.
Over 30 Ukrainian writers died defending Ukraine, with more than 80 currently serving
Ukraine’s pavilion at Frankfurt Book Fair centers on the “Fragility of Existence” and environmental damage caused by war.
Ukraine’s message to the West: We are not Russia’s backyard
Neither breaking news nor military victories cement a nation in the global consciousness. Only through its culture may a nation's voice truly be heard, says Ukrainian writer Oksana Zabuzhko
Everyone, even those who went to war, bloomed that spring
In winter, it’s always quite difficult to recall what spring was like. After many months of this war,…
Ukrainian writer Kateryna Babkina wins Angelus Central European Literature Award
“From the 1920s in Kharkiv and the destruction of the Les Kurbas Theater, through the Holodomor, World War…
Poetry on fire: a personal journey through Ukraine’s Executed Renaissance
The girl whose gold shoes glittered with paste diamonds stood in the aisle of the plane, her arms…
I Like Ukraine: Famous Ukrainians write about love for their country
Ukrainian readers are avidly awaiting the release of a new book called Ya Like Ukrayinu (I Like Ukraine)…
