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On 3 October, the Prague centre for contemporary art DOX will host a conversation between Ukrainian writer Oksana Zabuzhko and poet…
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Ukrainian writer returns from Albania and talks about what Albanians know about Ukrainian culture, how well informed they are about…
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Serhii Zhadan’s Arabesques and Yuliya Ilyukha’s My Women have been shortlisted for the Central European literary prize Angelus, the…
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From 5 to 11 September, a series of events featuring Ukrainian writer and serviceman Artem Chapeye will take place across Italy,…
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Ukrainian writer Artem Chapeye’s book The Ukraine has been shortlisted for the Pierre François Caillé Prize, which recognises the…
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The Dress-Up Game is a collection of short, autobiographical frontline prose written in 2022–2025. The Dress-Up Game is the book’s…
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My Women by journalist and volunteer Yuliya Ilyukha has been included in the Financial Times summer selection of the best books in…
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On 3 July, Kunstverein Friedrichshafen opened The Limit of Sensitivity, the first solo museum exhibition by Ukrainian artist Alina…
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Yaryna Grusha has received a special international award at the Viareggio-Rèpaci Prize, the Ukrainian Book Institute has announced.…
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According to the Prize’s website, the Special Award has been presented only eight times since 1997. Lord Kim Darroch, Chair of the…
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Ukrainian writer, poet and literary scholar Lyudmyla Taran participated in the HEADREAD International Literary Festival in Tallinn,…
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Hemingway Knows Nothing will be published by a British publishing house in September, Artur Dron announced on his Facebook page.…
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Melnyk was awarded the prize for his novella Nobody Was Waiting for Any John, published in the literary journal Metai. The work…
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The writer discusses where in Europe it is more difficult to talk about Ukraine, the collaboration between the state and activists…
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For three years, Kateryna Yegorushkina travelled through frontline and liberated territories and visited accommodation centres for…
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The collection brings together poems written between 1993 and 2020, as well as short prose pieces. The texts were selected by the…
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Emma Shercliff, Andriy Kurkov, Maksym Butkevych and Claudia Dathe discuss how Ukrainian authors reach international audiences.
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What is it about Ukrainian literature that most appeals to Czechs, what inspires them, and what remains largely unexplored and little known?
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Stalinville is a 1994 novel by Oless Ulianenko, for which he received Ukraine’s Shevchenko Prize. Set in Kyiv during the turbulent…
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The Poetry International Festival is a major event, now in its 56th year, scheduled to take place from 4 to 7 June. Throughout the…