New Orthography: Poems by Serhiy Zhadan

New Orthography: Poems

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New Orthography: Poems by Serhiy Zhadan

Lost Horse Press

New Orthography: Poems

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A New Orthography by Serhiy Zhadan is the fifth volume in Lost Horse Press's Contemporary Ukrainian Poetry Series. In these poems, the poet focuses on daily life during the Russo-Ukrainian war, rendering intimate portraits of the country's residents as they respond to crisis. Zhadan revives and revises the role of the nineteenth-century Romantic bard, one who portrays his community with clarity, preserving its most precious aspects and darkest nuances. The poems investigate questions of home, exile, solitude, love, and religious faith, making vivid the experiences of noncombatants, refugees, soldiers, and veterans. This collection will be of interest to those who study how poetry observes and mirrors the shifts within a country during wartime, and it offers solace as well.

Book Details
Publisher:
Lost Horse Press
ISBN:
9781733340038
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
120
Authors:
Serhiy Zhadan
Published Date:
2020-02-28
Language:
English
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About Serhiy Zhadan

A Ukrainian poet, novelist, and translator born in Starobilsk, Serhiy Zhadan holds a doctorate in philology from Kharkiv Pedagogical University and is based in Kharkiv. His poetry collections include Antenna (2018) and How Fire Descends: New and Selected Poetry (Yale University Press, 2023). His novels include Mesopotamia (2015) and The Orphanage (2019). In 2022 he received the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade and the Hannah Arendt Prize for Political Thought. He has also received the Carl Zuckmayer Medal and the Petrarch Prize.

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