Words for War: New Poems from Ukraine (Boston: Academic Studies Press, 2017) Edited By: Oksana Maksymchuk and Max Rosochinsky In the winter of 2013-2014, Ukraine’s capital Kyiv was filled with smoke. You could hear gunshots in the streets. Signs inside the protesters’ encampment in Maidan said “Fear Not Permitted.” While the vast majority of the protesters …
Andrei Polyakov “We’ll return, me and you, my Moon, to the world” “It may be the stars, it may be the snow…” The Tea Room Orthodoxy * * * We’ll return, me and you, my Moon, to the world not to shine – as a matter of habit. In the night we’ll stop …
No Longer a Resort Town: Four Poems by Yulia Fintiktikova Translations and Intro by Oksana Maksymchuk and Max Rosochinsky Yulia Fintiktikova lives in Mariupol, Ukraine. Due to the town’s strategic status as an industrial and maritime center and its proximity to the Russian border, over the past three years Mariupol has become a site of military …
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