In Ukraine, we celebrate our artists amid the bombing
In the morning, I cried at a soldier's funeral. That night, I laughed at a book launch. We call it ‘The emotional swing.’ It’s how Ukrainians live now
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In the morning, I cried at a soldier's funeral. That night, I laughed at a book launch. We call it ‘The emotional swing.’ It’s how Ukrainians live now
I will be honest. I don’t like the Time article and cover. When I first saw it, I had a strange desire to buy all the copies and burn them.
I did not dare to cover this topic. Writing about the corruption of Ukraine is like discussing the innermost faults of my mother.
I admire my nation more and more. I am proud of how selflessly people under bullets, being in mortal danger, are saving our land, our ecosystem.
Increasingly we meet men with prostheses. We don’t see people with limited physical capabilities. They are more like superheroes with steel limbs.