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ukrainian classics

Mykola Kulish: playwright destroyed by the system he once joined

03.07.2026 - Oleh Kotsarev

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

30.10.2024 - Petro Kraliuk

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Vasyl Barka: Conservative modernist and Holodomor survivor

15.10.2024 - Mykhailo Sokulsky

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

08.10.2024 - Daryna Chupat

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

17.09.2024 - Vasyl Slapchuk

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Mykola Bazhan’s literature juggling and whirlpools of compromises

20.08.2024 - Oleh Kotsarev

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A poet who was afraid to step on ants: Controversy of Pavlo Tychyna’s personality

12.07.2024 - Oleh Kotsarev

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Franko, but not Franco: Ukrainian writer, record-breaking translator, and Nobel Prize nominee

18.06.2024 - Bohdan Tykholoz

maksym rylsky

Maksym Rylsky: Balancing on the brink of totalitarianism

17.05.2024 - Tetyana Petrenko

ukrainian classics

Marko Cheremshyna: an ethnographic material in himself and a lark from the Carpathian Mountains

04.05.2024 - Ivanna Stefyuk

ukrainian classics

Mykola Zerov: The myth

12.04.2024 - Daryna Chupat

modernism

Modernist, idealist, and restlessly charismatic Mykola Khvyliovyi

18.03.2024 - Oleh Kotsarev