Ukrainian Literature
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The Fourth Dimension is a philosophical novel by Roman Ivanychuk exploring the boundary between reality and metaphysics, history and eternity.
Free Roads is a historical novel by Ivanychuk about the struggle for freedom, covering one of the key periods of Ukrainian history.
My Beloved Kiara is a novel by Oles Ilchenko. A lyrical love story intertwining Ukrainian and Italian motifs, a tale of passion and destiny.
The Longest Journey is a book by Oksana Zabuzhko in which the journey becomes a metaphor for self-discovery and intellectual quest.
Painted People is a novel by Milena Ivantsova in which the line between real and imagined, living and painted, loses its clarity.
Your Little One is a book by Irysia Lykovych. Warm and sincere prose about motherhood, childhood, and family values. A book about the little miracle of new life.
Moon Washed by Rain is a novel by Lys, poetic prose about Polissia, love, and the strangeness of existence. The moon after rain is an image of renewal and purity.
In the Trap is a novel by Yuriy Mushketyk in which the heroes face moral and life choices with no good options.
Masha, or Post-Fascism is a dystopian novel by Yaroslava Melnyk exploring a world after the collapse of a totalitarian system and the birth of new forms of unfreedom.
The Veil is a novel by Liuko Dashvar in which the veil is both a symbol of protection and a metaphor for hidden truth. Tough prose about fates and choices.
Sweet Darusia (2004) is Maria Matios's most famous novel, awarded the Taras Shevchenko National Prize. The drama of a Bukovinian woman bearing the mark of historical trauma.
Oblivion (2016) is a novel by Tania Maliarchuk exploring the theme of memory and oblivion through the story of Ukrainian folklorist Viacheslav Hnatiuk.
A Woman for the Wall is a novel by Lys whose enigmatic title is revealed through the story of a woman bound by invisible threads to a house and its secrets.
You Can't Fool the Heart is a novel by Zoriana Leshko. Sincere prose about love that finds its way despite circumstances. A book about how the heart always knows the truth.
The Death of Socrates is a historical novel by Mushketyk devoted to the last days of the great Athenian philosopher and his trial.