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Odesa, Ukraine, is a city of wit, warmth, and, not for the first time, war.About this Event
Odesa, Ukraine, is a city of wit, warmth, and, not for the first time, war.
Panelists will read and discuss original work and translations rooted in the city.
- Natalya Sukhonos (Sunlight Trapped in Stone) explores her heritage, immigration, and Russia’s ongoing invasion in her latest poetry collection.
- Ian Ross Singleton reveals how Yuri Yanovsky’s The Shipwright resists colonialism with its dynamic use of Ukrainian.
- Odesa-born Olga Livshin (A Life Replaced) delves into themes of survival and spirituality during Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine in her latest poems.
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Event venue & nearby stays
Kvartira Books (formerly MyBiblioteka), 731 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, United States
Tickets
USD 0.00
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