Ukrainian Literature Mariia Matios

Diary of the Executed is a novel by Ukrainian writer Mariia Matios that combines psychological prose with elements of social drama.

Almost Never the Other Way Around is a novel by Maria Matios, a family saga from the Hutsul Carpathians full of passions, secrets, and dramatic fates.

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.

Four Seasons of Life is a book by Matios in which human life is shown through the metaphor of four seasons — from the spring of youth to the winter of old age.

Shoes of the Mother of God is a book by Matios in which folk religiosity, Bukovinian customs, and women's fates weave into a single tapestry.

Mothers is a book by Mariia Matios devoted to the theme of motherhood and maternal love in its many manifestations.

A Woman's Lasso in the Garden of Impatience is a poetry collection by Mariia Matios in which the lyrical heroine reflects on love, femininity, and anticipation.

Torn-Out Pages is autobiographical prose by Mariia Matios in which the writer shares personal memories and reflections on life, creativity, and fate.