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    War Poems
    War Poems
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    War Poems

    By Alexander Korotko

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    Shortly after Russia's invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, author and poet Alexander Korotko began to express his tumultuous emotional, philosophical, and human responses to the ensuing war through poetry. In this volume, we find 88 poems, completed in just under 100 days, that capture the relentless wail of sirens, the experience of seeki

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGlagoslav Publications B.V.
    Release dateAug 24, 2022
    ISBN9781914337956
    War Poems
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    Alexander Korotko

    Alexander Korotko was born into a Jewish family in Korosten, northern Ukraine, in 1952 and is a graduate of the Odesa National Economics University. A prolific writer of both poetry and prose, his work has been translated into numerous languages and he has received many honours and awards. His War Poems was published by Glagoslav in 2022. He now lives in Kyiv.

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