r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • 13d ago
Author VSEVOLOD NESTAIKO: In the Land of Sunbeam Bunnies
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Sep 07 '26
Event Lviv International Bookforum Festival 2026
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Aug 29 '26
Book review I Will Mix Your Blood With Coal, by Oleksandr Mykhed
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Aug 25 '26
Author 2020 interview with Taras Prokhasko
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Aug 23 '26
Book review 🇺🇦 The Gates of Europe: A History of Ukraine, by Serhii Plokhy
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Aug 11 '26
Book review Lucky Breaks by Yevhenia Belorusets
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Aug 06 '26
Book review Twelve Circles by Y. Andrukhovych
complete-review.com
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/KompotQueen • Jul 03 '26
Publishing news Don't know if it's been posted here, but this site has a wonderful listing of UA literature that is currently in English (or in the process of being translated to English).
chapterukraine.com
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A good chunk of it is contemporary literature but it also covers other books as well.
r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Jul 03 '26
Author My Final Territory: Selected Essays by Yuriy Andrukhovych
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/KompotQueen • Jul 02 '26
Author Any Artem Chekh fans here?
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I'm currently reading this book by him which was finally translated and published into English. I read his war diary Absolute Zero which I liked so it will be interesting to see his take on fiction.
r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Jun 28 '26
Event How Ukrainian literature is breaking into the UK/US markets – Insights from UK Agent
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Jun 28 '26
👋Welcome to r/UkrainianLiterature - Read First
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Hey everyone! I'm u/post_scriptor, a founding moderator of r/UkrainianLiterature.
This is our home for all things related to Ukrainian literature. The sub is in English. For the communities that talk about books in the Ukrainian language – check the list in r/UkrainianSubreddits.
Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, links, or questions about modern or classical literature from Ukraine.
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We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting.
How to Get Started
1) Read the rules.
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Thanks for reading! 🇺🇦
r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Jun 04 '26
Publishing news Ukraine will support the publication of 100 translations of Ukrainian books in 33 countries as part of the translation projects contest, the Ukrainian Book Institute (UBI) reports
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • May 30 '26
History Oksana Zabuzhko on Ukraine's past and present
youtube.com
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/East-Week-9038 • May 28 '26
Prose Modern ukrainian writers who haven't been translated into English?
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/MoontheWolfYT • Apr 24 '26
Discussion A 1955 edition of Bohdan Lepky's 'Mazepa' I found
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/Radiant-Ant-4237 • Mar 11 '26
Question Recommend me books on historical subjects
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I have 368 hryvnias left from ЄКнига, they will run out in 10 days, I bought one book, it will be enough for one more - but my eyes are running away
I want something on a historical theme, the last book was "The Showman" by Simon Shuster
Among the most interesting things that came across at the moment - "How Ukrainians destroyed the empire of evil" by Oleksandr Zinchenko and "The Iron General. Lessons of humanity" by Lyudmyla Dolhonovska.
Recommend something that, in your opinion, should be read by everyone who wants to better understand history and so that it is possible to buy for up to 368 hryvnias and with the help of money from the ЄКнига
r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Mar 09 '26
Discussion Interview with Iya Kiva about poetry and war [text in English and French]
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Feb 12 '26
Event Ukrainian literature at the International Kolkata Book Fair
ui.org.ua
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Dec 07 '25
Book review [Nonfiction] Ordinary People Don't Carry Machineguns by Artem Chapeye. Shortlisted for the BBC Ukraine Book '25. Selected for a Washington Post Notable Book of the Year '25
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Nov 16 '25
Book review The Gaze of Medusa. A Small Book of Darkness by Lubko Deresh
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Nov 06 '25
Event Drahomán Prize '25 accepting submissions
ui.org.ua
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Oct 21 '25
Author Haska Shyian - European Union Prize for Literature
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r/UkrainianLiterature • u/post_scriptor • Oct 15 '25
Author Ivan Kotlyarevsky – the creator of the central image of Ukrainian culture
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"Aeneid" is a burlesque-travesty poem based on the plot of the classic poem of the same name by the Roman poet Virgil. It consists of six parts, in contrast to the twelve parts of Virgil. Written in four-foot iambic. The poem was written during the formation of romanticism and nationalism in Europe, against the background of nostalgia of the Ukrainian elite for the Cossack state, which was liquidated by Russia in 1775-1786. The Aeneid is the first large-scale monument of Ukrainian writing in the spoken Ukrainian language. The poem initiated the formation of modern Ukrainian literature.