Ukrainian Literature
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Yarema Hoyan’s *Dedication* is a collection of essays dedicated to prominent figures in Ukrainian culture, literature, and art. With great respect and affection, the author writes about people who, through their creativity and hard work, have enriched Ukraine’s spiritual heritage, revealing their inner worlds and their contributions to the nation’s development.
“The Cavalry of Love, or The Zaporozhian Cossacks in France” is a historical adventure novel by Valery Gitin, in which real historical events are interwoven with fictional elements. The book tells the story of the Zaporozhian Cossacks’ expedition to France in the 17th century, where they become involved in military campaigns, political intrigues, and extraordinary adventures.
“The Dawn of Belovezh” is a historical novel by Vasyl Husti, dedicated to the events surrounding the Ukrainians’ struggle for freedom and the preservation of their national dignity. The author skillfully blends historical facts with artistic fiction, creating a captivating and emotional narrative about people’s lives during a difficult period in history.
“Sparks of the Firebird – 2” is the sequel to Lyubov Gontaruk’s poetry collection, in which the author explores themes of love, human emotions, spirituality, the beauty of nature, and the power of creative inspiration through heartfelt and emotional poems. The book encourages readers to reflect on the value of life and inner harmony.
“Diaries. Volume 1” is the first part of Oles Honchar’s personal writings, covering the period from 1943 to 1967. In these diaries, the writer shares his thoughts on the war, literature, creativity, people, and the fate of Ukraine, revealing his inner world and civic stance to the reader.
“Diaries: Volume 2” covers Oles Honchar’s entries from 1968 to 1983—a period marked by the intensification of the totalitarian regime, the persecution of the Ukrainian intelligentsia, and the suppression of Ukrainian culture. The writer candidly recounts his personal experiences, creative work, civic activism, and struggle for spiritual and national values.
“Diaries: Volume 3” covers the final years of Oles Honchar’s life—1984–1995. In his entries, the writer reflects on perestroika, the Chernobyl disaster, the collapse of the USSR, the declaration of Ukraine’s independence, and the role of culture in society, revealing his deepest thoughts and feelings to the reader.
“The Secrets of the Wound of Guilt” is a psychological novel by Stepan Hrytsiuk, in which the author explores the complex inner world of a person, their feelings of guilt, moral choices, and the quest for emotional healing. The work raises important questions about responsibility, conscience, and the search for harmony in life.
“Troshcha” is a historical novel by Vasyl Shklyar that chronicles the struggles of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army soldiers in the postwar years. Through the dramatic story of the protagonist, the author explores resilience, betrayal, love, and the high price of the struggle for Ukraine’s freedom.
“The Love Hypothesis” is a contemporary romance novel by Ali Hazelwood about a graduate student in biology who enters into a fake relationship with a young professor. What begins as a scientific experiment and a clever way to convince her friends gradually turns into true love.
“The Sky Belongs to Us” is a touching novel by Luke Allnatt about love, loss, hope, and the power of human emotions. It is the story of two people whose lives are transformed by unexpected trials, forcing them to rethink the true value of closeness and happiness.