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El. knyga: White Chalk of Days: The Contemporary Ukrainian Literature Series Anthology

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  • Formatas: 336 pages
  • Serija: Ukrainian Studies
  • Išleidimo metai: 31-Oct-2017
  • Leidėjas: Academic Studies Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781618116628
  • Formatas: 336 pages
  • Serija: Ukrainian Studies
  • Išleidimo metai: 31-Oct-2017
  • Leidėjas: Academic Studies Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781618116628

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This anthology presents translations of literary works by Ukraine’s leading writers that imaginatively engage pivotal issues in today’s Ukraine and express its tribulations and jubilations. It offers English-language readers a wide array of the most beguiling literature written in Ukraine in the past fifty years.

The publication of "The White Chalk of Days: The Contemporary Ukrainian Literature Series Anthology" commemorates the tenth year of the Contemporary Ukrainian Literature Series. Co-sponsored by the Ukrainian Studies Program at the Harriman Institute, Columbia University and the Kennan Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, the Series has recurrently organized readings in the US for Ukraine’s leading writers since 2008. The anthology presents translations of literary works by Series guests that imaginatively engage pivotal issues in today’s Ukraine and express its tribulations and jubilations. Featuring poetry, fiction, and essays by fifteen Ukrainian writers, the anthology offers English-language readers a wide array of the most beguiling literature written in Ukraine in the past fifty years.

Recenzijos

this masterfully translated, lucid, and engaging selection showcases the extraordinary power, vitality, and diversity of writing in contemporary Ukraine. Maryna Romanets, University of Northern British Columbia

Its a great public service to enlarge our acquaintance with this indispensable work, an act of moral generosity. But what the reader will be most grateful for is the sheer pleasure of it. Lloyd Schwartz, poet and Pulitzer Prize-winning critic

"This book stands as a notable contribution to appreciating major currents in Ukrainian literature of the last generationan appreciation that, for most of us, is notably overdue." - World Literature Today

Featured in the TLS (June 22 2018)

"Mark Andryczyk describes the longing of many writers to liberate themselves..." "Rather the singing the praise of national heroes, [ Bondar] records the humour and humiliations of everyday life." "The kind of poetry included in these collections is the antithesis of propaganda; these poetic dialogues are a valuable reminder that there is nothing immutable about Russian-Ukrainian enmity."

Acknowledgments ix
The Kennan Institute/Harriman Institute Contemporary Ukrainian Literature Series xiii
Introduction 1(20)
A Note On Transliteration 21(1)
Andrey Kurkov
22(8)
From Jimi Hendrix Live in Lviv
24(6)
Hrytsko Chubai
30(12)
The Woman
32(1)
And ever so slowly looms ...
33(1)
The Corridor with Eye-Sized Doors
34(1)
When your lips are but a half a breath away ...
35(1)
From Maria
36(1)
Light and Confession
37(5)
Oleh Lysheha
42(4)
Song 55
44(2)
Marjana Savka
46(16)
Books We've Never Read
48(1)
From A Short History of Dance
49(1)
Easter Jazz
50(1)
For Yann Tiersen
51(1)
Boston, April 2007
52(1)
Baghdad Night
53(2)
In This City
55(1)
Who, Marlene, Who?
56(1)
Some woman ...
57(1)
Organs of Sense
58(2)
My beloved sun ...
60(2)
Viktor Neborak
62(20)
From Genesis of the Flying Head
64(4)
Monologue from a Canine Pretext
68(2)
A Drum-Tympanum (a sonnet uttered by the Flying Head)
70(1)
She (rap performance by the Kids of the Queenie) Part 3
71(2)
An Itty Bitty Ditty 'bout Mr. Bazio (sung by Viktor Morozov)
73(2)
Fish
75(2)
Supper
77(2)
Green sounds echo ...
79(1)
The Writer
80(1)
The Poet
81(1)
Andriy Bondar
82(22)
Genes
84(3)
Slavic Gods
87(1)
The Men of My Country
88(2)
Just Don't Push Me Away
90(2)
Fantasy
92(1)
Robbie Williams
93(2)
St. Nick No. 628
95(3)
The Roman Alphabet
98(2)
Jogging
100(4)
Yuri Andrukhovych
104(14)
The Star Absinthe: Notes on a Bitter Anniversary
106(12)
Taras Prokhasko
118(44)
Selections from FM Galicia
120(3)
22.11
123(3)
24.11
126(7)
30.11
133(6)
04.12
139(4)
07.12
143(2)
09.12
145(2)
15.12
147(2)
16.12
149(2)
23.12
151(1)
15.01
152(2)
24.01
154(2)
25.01
156(2)
27.01
158(2)
10.02
160(2)
Serhiy Zhadan
162(60)
Chinese Cooking
164(1)
Hotel Business
165(2)
Children's Train
167(2)
The Inner Color of Eyes
169(2)
Alcohol
171(1)
Contraband
172(2)
Paprika
174(2)
... Not to wake her up ...
176(2)
The Lord Sympathizes with Outsiders
178(2)
The Smallest Girl in Chinatown
180(1)
Owner of the Best Gay Bar
181(38)
The Percentage of Suicides among Clowns
219(3)
Ivan Malkovych
222(24)
Stand up and look ...
224(2)
bird's elegy
226(2)
Happiness ...
228(1)
Futile people
229(1)
The Village Teacher's Lesson
230(1)
Nothing is right here, you see: ...
231(1)
An Evening with Great-Grandma
232(1)
The black parachute of anxiety grows ...
233(1)
There is much---I know---sadness ...
234(1)
The Man
235(1)
The Music That Walked Away
236(1)
At Home
237(1)
I gaze at my mountains ...
238(1)
Tonight ...
239(1)
Circle
240(1)
An evening (goose) pastoral
241(1)
A Message for T.
242(4)
Vasyl Gabor
246(14)
The High Water
248(5)
A Story About One Dollar
253(2)
Five Short Stories for Natalie---The Fifth Story---The Last One---The Lover
255(5)
Yuri Vynnychuk
260(36)
The Flowerbed in the Kilim
262(4)
Pea Soup
266(2)
From Spring Games in Summer Gardens
268(11)
Prologue
268(5)
The Pilgrim's Dance, Part One
273(6)
Malva Landa, Part One
279(9)
Pears a la Crepe
288(8)
Oleksandr Boichenko
296(12)
Out of Great Love
298(4)
The Lunch of a Man of Letters
302(2)
In a State of Siege
304(4)
Sophia Andrukhovych
308(12)
An Out-of-tune-Piano, an Accordion
310(10)
Lyuba Yakimchuk
320(24)
Apricots of the Donbas
322(10)
The Face of Coal
322(2)
The Slag Piles of Breasts
324(2)
Apricots in Hard Hats
326(2)
My Grandmother's Fairy Tale
328(2)
The Book of Angels
330(2)
The eye of the slag heap
332(12)
Decomposition
333(2)
Eyebrows
335(1)
I have a crisis for you
336(2)
False friends and beloved
338(2)
Such people are called naked
340(3)
Marsala
343(1)
About The Editor 344(2)
Translators 346(2)
Index 348(3)
Praise for The White Chalk of Days 351
Since 2007 Mark Andryczyk has been teaching Ukrainian literature at Columbia University and administering the Ukrainian Studies Program at its Harriman Institute. He is author of the monograph "The Intellectual as Hero in 1990s Ukrainian Fiction" (University of Toronto Press, 2012) - Ukrainian edition (Piramida, 2014) - and a translator of Ukrainian literature into English.