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Oksana Lutsyshyna

Письменниця, публіцистка, перекладачка, професорка Техаського університету Фото: Валентин Кузан

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12 July, 2019 0

Teach them to smile

First things first: the airports. I used three of them, Kyiv-Boryspil and two more. Well,…

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29 May, 2019 0

Loving the Crimea

Mother would get up at six in the morning, run to the market, buy a…

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13 February, 2019 0

The day of love and tears

First of all, I and my Ukrainian girlfriends, having gotten accustomed to severe Slavic men…

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29 January, 2019 0

On plagiarism

It is a problem that this past has not been sufficiently reflected upon, and now…

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25 December, 2018 0

The holidays on Mars

In the far away 1993, as part of a student exchange program, the first of…

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- Yuliia Vovkodav12 September, 2019
  Great-grandfather’s apricot tree
  Another branch climbed up. Solid and oblong blue zwetschges were on it. I couldn’t reach them, so my grandmother, or rather great-grandmother Katia, picked them for me. But I usually just…
- Sergii Osoka9 September, 2019
  Ivan Kotliarevsky founded the new Ukrainian literature… in jest
  Ivan Kotliarevsky was lucky to be born a nobleman, not a serf. He was born on September 9, 1769. In the most beautiful place of Poltava, on a high mountain behind…
- Zoya Kazanzhy8 September, 2019
  The Woman in the Mirror I Am Facing
  I definitely wouldn’t want to be that woman. But it was me. I’ve read a hundred books and a thousand articles about how and why I can love myself. I took…
- Sergii Osoka6 September, 2019
  The slapping foot
  Vira is from the orphanage. From far away. If you ask her where it is, she closes her eyes tightly and shakes her head, she doesn’t want to recall. Maybe it’s…
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- 5 September, 2019 0
  Protecting your own life: does Ukraine need a law on weapons?
- 22 August, 2019 0
  Kremlin’s comeback: can Russia really rejoin G8?
- 15 August, 2019 0
  Ukrainian passports for the Russians: supporting or being afraid?