Ukrainian Literature

The Wolf Moon is a novel by Oleksii Volkov, a dark and tense story set in the atmosphere of a winter "wolf" moon.

Here Is an Open Palm is a novel by Halyna Vdovychenko exploring themes of openness, vulnerability, and human relationships.

Talent is a story by Stepan Vasylchenko about the fate of a gifted child from a poor family. A classic of Ukrainian literature on talent and social injustice.

The Necklace is a story by Volodymyr Vynnychenko, subtle psychological prose about human relationships and moral dilemmas.

Spring Games in Autumn Gardens is a novel by Yuriy Vynnychuk, lyrical prose about love and nostalgia where spring and autumn become metaphors for life's seasons.

Malva Landa is a novel by Yuriy Vynnychuk, a story of love and adventure featuring the enigmatic heroine Malva Landa.

Tronka (1963) is a novel by Oles Honchar, awarded the State Prize. A sweeping work about Ukrainian village life and the space age.

Selected Works is a collection of major works by Oles Honchar, one of the greatest Ukrainian prose writers, author of The Cathedral, Tronka, The Standard Bearers.

The Mad Chernobyl Dog is a novel by Yevhen Hutsalo about the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster. One of the first literary works about the Chernobyl tragedy.

"God Doesn't Like Vegans" by Hanna Horodetska is a satirical novel with a provocative title about the paradoxes of modern life. With wit and irony, the author explores fashionable trends, social movements, and the eternal struggle between traditions and the pursuit of progress.

"Glil" by Andrii Horbunov is fantastic prose at the intersection of fantasy and urban literature. Something inexplicable invades the everyday reality of a modern city, and the protagonist must unravel the nature of the mysterious phenomenon known as Glil.

"Professor Shumeiko" is a novel by Ukrainian writer Halyna Babych about university life. The work reveals complex relationships in the academic world, where science intertwines with personal ambitions, intrigues, and human feelings.

Notes of a Snub-Nosed Mephistopheles is a philosophical novel by Volodymyr Vynnychenko, one of his greatest prose masterpieces. A deep exploration of morality and "honesty with oneself."

Complete Collected Works is a collected edition of Ivan Velychkovsky, a Ukrainian Baroque poet of the late 17th and early 18th century.

Novellas is a collection of novellas by Marko Vovchok, a classic of 19th-century Ukrainian literature whose works became the voice of the oppressed peasantry.