Category:People

Encounter: The Ukrainian-Jewish Literary Prize

Sofia Andrukhovych: To survey a large territory, you need to step back in space, time, and emotion

09.12.2024 - Oleksandr Mymruk

reading

Mykola Riabchuk: Reading demands a cosmopolitan mindset

26.11.2024 - Oksana Khmeliovska

ambassadors

Charlotte Higgins: Understanding Ukraine through its cultural expressions is vital

15.11.2024 - Olha Mukha

ambassadors

‘People who go into battle with a joke on their lips’: Interview with Boris Dralyuk

01.11.2024 - Olha Mukha

Chytomo Picks

Ulas Samchuk – chronicler of Ukraine through wars, camps, famine, and exile

30.10.2024 - Petro Kraliuk

Chytomo Picks

Vasyl Barka: Conservative modernist and Holodomor survivor

15.10.2024 - Mykhailo Sokulsky

Chytomo Picks

The Art of Contemplation: Why is Mykhailo Kotsiubynsky an important literary figure?

08.10.2024 - Daryna Chupat

Chytomo Picks

Mykola Vinhranovsky — a poet in poetry, in prose, in life

17.09.2024 - Vasyl Slapchuk

ambassadors

‘Literature’s timeless quality is as relevant today as it was yesterday.’ Meet Askold Melnyczuk: A literary bridge between cultures and continents

12.09.2024 - Olha Mukha

Artem Chapeye

Anti-war books lost their relevance after the explosions: Writers contemplating the future of contemporary Ukrainian literature

20.08.2024 - Oleksandr Mymruk

Chytomo Picks

Mykola Bazhan’s literature juggling and whirlpools of compromises

20.08.2024 - Oleh Kotsarev

Czechia

Jan Kravčík: When you lose the cultural war, then the nation is totally lost

23.07.2024 - Victoria Feshchuk