Category:Read

Khrystia Vengryniuk

“The Hamlet Called America”: when the margins unexpectedly became the center

20.10.2026 -

New York Review Books

Sex, escape, and rock ‘n’ roll: A review of ‘Radio Night’ by Yuri Andrukhovych

09.10.2026 - Tetyana Petrenko

The white sorceress and the stealer of souls: A review of Sofia Yablonska’s travel diary ‘From the Land of Rice and Opium’

16.09.2026 - Tetyana Petrenko

Earth

Enchanting the ephemeral: A review of Oleksandr Dovzhenko’s ‘The Enchanted Desna’

22.08.2026 - Tetyana Petrenko

Artem Chapeye

Confessions of a modern opium-eater: A review of Artem Chapeye’s ‘T-Happiness’

03.08.2026 - Tetyana Petrenko

DECOLONIZATION

Decolonizing culture in Ukraine: A global norm misunderstood as ‘barbarism’

06.07.2026 - Dariia Hirna

Åsne Seierstad

Reading a Wagner Soldier through Ukrainian eyes: The villain who still commands the world’s attention in Åsne Seierstad’s book

25.06.2026 - Svitlana Oslavska 

Chytomo Picks

The best Ukrainian prose: Chytomo Picks 2025

23.12.2025 - Chytomo

top five Ukrainian books for teenagers

Top five new teen books by Ukrainian authors

12.12.2025 - Vitalina Makaryk

UK/UA Cultural Journalism Exchange

Suffering hero-victims and alcoholism in the middle of nowhere: 6 stereotypes in writing about Ukraine

12.12.2025 - Chytomo

Eugenia Kuznetsova

A manual for interacting with Ukrainians. Three bestsellers from Eugenia Kuznetsova

11.12.2025 - Tetyana Petrenko

UK/UA Cultural Journalism Exchange

Second testimony: Four children’s books that speak in the voices of the disappeared and the voiceless

08.12.2025 - Валя Вздульська