Amid all losses: Ukrainian poets as witnesses | Ukrainian Cultural Festival

When poets confront war, their writing transforms to both document and bear witness. Whether in Ostap Slyvynsky’s “Dictionary of War”, Yuliia Iliukha’s “My Women” or Alex Averbuch’s documentary poetry based on online conversations of Ukrainians living under Russian occupation, real people emerge with their stories, offering a harrowing account of what it is like to endure a violent invasion.

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