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Chytomo is the largest independent media covering publishing and contemporary literary and cultural processes in Ukraine. https://www.patreon.com/chytomo https://www.buymeacoffee.com/chytomo
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1/ The type of questions #Krasznahorkai’s publisher should answer: “We’re constantly receiving calls and letters. Since he doesn’t give interviews, all questions come to us. Today, for example, someone asked me...
“Eeeeeeeeevil Eka’s Excavator Stories,” a children’s book by Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina, has been published in #Latvia. It was published by the renowned Latvian publishing house Liels un mazs in a translation by Māra Poļakova, illustrated by Edmunds Jansons. chytomo.com/en/children-...
Children’s book by Victoria Amelina published in Latvia
“Eeeeeeeeevil Eka’s Excavator Stories,” a children’s book  by Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina, has been translated and published in Latvia. “Ekskavatora Ekas e-e-ēstāsti” was published by the renown...
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This year, we’re also proud to see the success of Chytomo Award 2024 winner, Creative Women Publishing, which received an incredible prize: a stand participation at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair! #frankfurterbuchmesse
First pictures of the Ukrainian stand at the Frankfurt Book Fair (by Olena Odynoka, Ukrainian Book Institute) #frankfurterbuchmesse
❗Georgia’s literary community calls for international attention chytomo.com/en/georgian-...
This is a house of Anna Tretyak, Chief Editor of BaraBooka and mother of three kids. Anna's family is alive. Her mother's flat is damaged. BaraBooka is the most well-known media outlet for children's literature in Ukraine. They are the winners of the Chytomo Award 2024. You can help in comments
Three Ukrainian books included in The White Ravens 2025 catalogue! None of them is about the war. And the first one here is already translated and published in French by Rue du monde.
“Half a Word: About Communication and Understanding Each Other” by Romana Romanyshyn and Andriy Lesiv

The Old Lion Publishing House, 2024 “Warm Things for Tatama” by Oksana Lushchevska and Dzmitry Bandarenka, illustrated by Oksana Drachkovska

Ranok Publishing House, 2024 “A Strange Carpathian Story” by Vasyl Karpiuk, illustrated by Olesia Sekeresh

Brustury Publishing House, 2024
...Women who had no time to dress cover their night clothes with blankets distributed by the bright-eyed, smiling night porter who is serving his guests a full cup of reassurance and cheer!” Lawless wrote.
Jim Lawless: Russia deliberately attacked Lviv during BookForum
Writer and motivational speaker Jim Lawless stated that Russia’s attack on Lviv on Oct. 3, 2025 could have been linked to the annual BookForum festival.
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Jim Lawless, the author of “Taming Tigers: Do Things You Never Thought You Could” believes that Russian attack was intentionally timed to align with the book festival in Lviv: “Russians are very brave, hurling explosives at mothers and children. They wait ‘til nightfall to cover their shame... ↘️↘️↘️
We are accepting nominations for the 2025 Chytomo Award for outstanding achievements in Ukrainian book publishing and literature! Deadline: Oct, 31, 2025 (23:59). The Award this year is supported by the International Renaissance Foundation and Frankfurter Buchmesse:
2025 Chytomo Award is open for applications
Nominations for the 2025 Chytomo Award for outstanding achievements in Ukrainian book publishing and literature, supported by the International Renaissance Foundation, are now being accepted.
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Ukrainian political scientist Halyna Herasym has won the Translated Book Award from the Peterson Literary Fund for her translation of “On Freedom,” written by US historian Timothy Snyder and released by Crown Publishing. chytomo.com/en/halyna-he... And here is the Ukrainian book cover:
The project is implemented in partnership with snig.digital — web & app design, Kavi.Agency, PEN Ukraine, and the Ukrainian Book Institute!

And of course, this project would not be possible without translators around the world who make Ukrainian books accessible to readers everywhere!
We have 3 language versions: English, German and Spanish. French is coming soon!
With Chapter Ukraine, you can:
🔎 Browse and filter the catalogue by genre, theme, or historical period
📚 Create your own curated lists
📤 Share them directly with libraries and bookstores
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We are celebrating today’s International Translation Day with the launch of a project we’ve been dreaming about for years! 🎉
Here is Chapter Ukraine – an interactive digital platform that brings together comprehensive information about Ukrainian books available in translation: chapterukraine.com
Supported by the European Union and the House of Europe, as part of the Cultural Journalism Exchange (Greece Edition), in collaboration with Chytomo.
“Culture is a battlefield.
If we don’t save our memories,
we won’t save ourselves.”

O.Chepelyk
In this piece, Yannis writes about how a cultural program in Greece in 2019 became a lasting testimony of artistic resistance, reflecting on works and experiences of Oksana Chepelyk, Kristina Lu-Lu, and Inna Burdeina.
This article is a result of the Cultural Journalism Exchange (Greece edition) project supported by the House of Europe . Soon we will share you more articles and details from this project, stay tuned!
The voices of Liza Zharikova, Valeriy Puzik, and Artem Chapaye are now highlighted for Greek audiences, and we are happy to help this happen. Lucas is a very important bridge between our audiences, so we hope to create more meaningful content together.
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Three Writers in the War Zone: 'Three and a half years later, we are still here'
Literature, music, and art were their natural domain. But the Russian invasion forced them into a different arena – one where the very existence of their country is at stake. Their personal testimonie...
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We are proud to share with you the article of our Greek colleague, a journalist, Lucas Velidakis, who made a powerful story on Ukrainian authors serving in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.