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“Dron shows that a Ukrainian soldier has agency and political will.”
“The book became an instant success and won the Yury Shevelyov Prize for nonfiction from PEN Ukraine in 2025.”
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“* Andriy Lyubka’s new book is about his experience as a volunteer.”
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“* Lena Lyagushonkova ’s novel, A Cat Peed on My Flag («Мій прапор запісяв котик», Урбіно, 2025), is about growing up in Luhansk in the 1990s and early 2000s.”
“Artur Dron offers a conceptual take on what this war is, in its epistemic dimension.”
“This year, it won the BBC Ukraine Book of the Year Award in fiction for 2025.”
“The title that evokes Ernest Hemingway points at the polemical nature of some of the essays in the book.”
“Lyagushonkova coined a highly original language of self-description, using some code-switching into Russian, swear words, miners’ slang, and philosophical terms with equal ease.”
“Her most recent novel Ivan and Phoebe (2019), published in the English translation by Nina Murray (Deep Vellum Publishing, 2023) won two of the most prestigious literary awards in Ukraine.”
“The critics already called the novel postcolonial and feminist.”
“For Hemingway, war was a foreign affair, an event he joined out of his need for a meaningful adventure.”
“Andriy Lyubka Artur Dron autofiction Erich Maria Remarque Ernest Hemingway Imperialism Lena Lyagushonkova Oksana Lutsyshyna Russia Ukraine Ukrainian Literature war witness Oksana Lutsyshyna Oksana Lutsyshyna is a poet, creative writer, literary translator, and public intellectual.”
“Since the start of the full-scale invasion, he and his team have been tirelessly fundraising, purchasing, and transporting used vehicles to the frontlines.”
“* When the full-scale invasion began, Artur Dron, a young poet in his early twenties, voluntarily joined the Armed Forces.”
“Firstly, autobiographical approaches and autofiction help emphasize the immediacy of events, and, as some argue, refrain from compromising authenticity.”
“The writings of Ernest Hemingway and Erich Maria Remarque have been long considered to be the gold standard of war and veteran literature.”
“Lena Lyagushonkova presents the reader with a personal account of growing up in Luhansk, offering a better understanding of the Ukrainian industrial east, parts of which were annexed as early as 2014.”
“Writing has become a way of witnessing and documenting life in the times of war.”
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