Vasyl Symonenko (1935–1963) is a poetic legend of the "Sixtiers" as a socio-artistic movement. His poems were not allowed to be published by Soviet censorship, so they were distributed in samizdat copies and handwritten — by teachers, professors, and farmers....

"To the poetic selection of Dmytro Pavlychko — one of the most famous Ukrainian poets of the late 20th century — the best poems and verses from all periods of his creativity have been included." The incredible temperament and thirst...

The anthology of Ukrainian love poetry includes poems written over the past two centuries, from Shevchenko to Lyubka. Love, like the truest compass, always brings us back to our best aspirations and achievements. Ukrainian lyrics are beautiful in their tenderness,...

Ivan Drach (1936-2018) was a recognized leader of the Sixtiers, who, with the inspiration of a juggler, spun into one poetic orbit both the golden onion and the theory of relativity, and the weeping synchrophasotrons like lions, and washed trousers,...

"The Selected Works of Oleg Lysheha — one of the most unique Ukrainian poets, laureate of the American PEN Club for the best translated poetry book — includes almost all of his poetic output, some translations, as well as the...