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The War that Changed Us Ukrainian Novellas, Poems, and Essays from 2022 Kateryna Pylypchuk, Andreas Umland
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Pylypchuk, Kateryna, Author.
- Series:
- Ukrainian voices (Stuttgart, Germany) ; Volume 45.
- Ukrainian Voices
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Ukraine.
- Novellas.
- Poems.
- Essays.
- War.
- Novelle.
- Gedichte.
- Krieg.
- Local Subjects:
- Ukraine.
- Novellas.
- Poems.
- Essays.
- War.
- Novelle.
- Gedichte.
- Krieg.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (189 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Hannover ibidem 2023
- Biography/History:
- Kateryna Pylypchuk is a Ukrainian writer and poet with higher degrees in law and organizational management. Since 2011, she has been a leader of the Ukrainian chapter of the International Real Estate Federation and lecturer in business modeling. Pylypchuk has her own literary blog. Her works have been recognized by different competitions and published in various almanacs. She resides in Ukraine with her family and can be contacted at katiapylypchuk@gmail.com.
- Kateryna Pylypchuk is a Ukrainian writer and poet with higher degrees in law and organizational management. Since 2011, she has been a leader of the Ukrainian chapter of the International Real Estate Federation and lecturer in business modeling. Pylypchuk has her own literary blog. Her works have been recognized by different competitions and published in various almanacs. She resides in Ukraine with her family and can be contacted at katiapylypchuk@gmail.com.
- Summary:
- At 5:08 a.m. on February 24, 2022, Kateryna woke up in Kyiv to the sound of bombing. This marked the end of her world, work plans and ideas, travels … All that remained was to save herself and her children. The inevitable changes, which shook something deep and significant within her, became an impetus to write about what had caused her and all Ukrainians so much pain. She wrote, one after another, novellas, poems, and essays that reflect the story of the war during the first months of Russia’s full-scale invasion. This book contains words woven with emotions and experiences of ordinary people who have become heroes. The main goal of this collection is to help people all over the world better understand what each Ukrainian felt and how this war changed us all.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Foreword by Victor Yushchenko
- 38 minutes
- The day before it
- Carpe diem
- Multi-sensuality
- The way back home
- The Black Hole
- Baby
- The Heroes
- Ivan Kupala Night
- … Мааам…
- Holodomor
- The wreath
- Galloping across Europe
- The scouts
- Carthage must be destroyed
- The Ukrainian Warriors of Light
- The puzzle
- The window
- Sophia
- The hryvnia
- Forgetting
- Motanka
- Lightning never strikes the same place twice
- Letter from the other end of the Earth
- Today they've shot us with missiles
- Island of Happiness
- Guardian Angels
- Solomiya and Francesco
- If people could understand
- Smile of the Gods
- She who knows the place of war
- Anhelinka
- Jobs
- Taiwan Soul
- Thank you very much
- Making Love with Words
- A Second Chance
- Clock of the war.
- ISBN:
- 3-8382-7859-3
- Publisher Number:
- 9783838278599
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