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Home > Subgenre > War
Blog
Where Is the Russian Now?
by Grace Singh Smith
Online 2022 War Journeys Reading
Poetry
Gauze
by Sarah Luczaj
Online 2022 War Crime Violence
Poetry
Shopping Lists
by Sarah Luczaj
Online 2022 War Translating Crime
Fiction
Laurel and Patina
by Christopher  Notarnicola
Online 2022 War Work Youth
Blog
For the Record: Conversations with Ukrainian Writers
by Askold Melnyczuk
Online 2022 Politics Reading War
Blog
On the Front Lines
by agnimag
Online 2022 War Violence Crime
Editor's Note
AGNI’s Ukrainian Archive
by agnimag
Home War Violence
Blog
Dispatches from Ukraine
by agnimag
Online 2022 Home Violence War
Blog
With Madonna in Kyiv
by Askold Melnyczuk
Online 2022 Home Journeys War
Blog
On Translating the Personal Correspondence of George Sand and Henry Harrisse
by Laura Nagle
Online 2022 Relationships Travel War
Blog
On Eremenko’s “On the Removal of Troops from Afghanistan”
by Forrest Gander
Online 2021 On Poetry Translating War
Poetry
Détente (Here Comes the Cold War Again)
by Cyrus Cassells
Online 2021 Relationships Sexuality War
Poetry
“I’m lucky my parents were peasants”
by Oksana Lutsyshyna
Translated from the Ukrainian by Askold Melnyczuk and Oksana Lutsyshyna
Online 2019 Family War Youth
Blog
Every Course to Begin with a Poem
by Daneen Wardrop
Online 2018 On Poetry War
Fiction
Before the Exam
by Rupprecht Mayer
Translated from the German by Eldon Reishus
Online 2016 Mental Health War
Poetry
Holding the small, blue comb, I use it to style the few hairs hanging on my great-grandfather’s head. He takes away the comb.
by Chelsie Meredith
Online 2015 Aging War
Fiction
The American
by Lara Markstein
Online 2015 Aging Journeys War
Interviews
Living on That Land: A Conversation with Elana Bell
by Eric Higgins
Online 2013 On Poetry War Writing Process
Essays
from The Enchanted Desna
by Alexander Dovzhenko
Translated from the Ukrainian by Dzvinia Orlowsky
Online 2003 Home Nature War
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