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“Throughout August, warehouses storing books belonging to Ukrainian publishers also came under Russian attack.”
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“__________________________________ “Writing in Times of War,” by Oleksandr Mykhed.”
“Meanwhile, in broad deadly daylight, a Russian drone attacks a university in the heart of Kyiv.”
“Article continues after advertisement 13 air alarms a day, lasting 872 minutes.”
“The reports say that when a post office facility was struck, about a third of the entire exhibition was destroyed.”
“He has participated in literary residencies in Finland, Latvia, Iceland, the USA and France, and a virtual residency at Oxford University.”
“A good friend of mine sold his debut novel to a publisher.”
“At some point, the body grows tired of feeling constantly under threat.”
“During air raid alarms state institutions close.”
“For comparison, Ukraine publishes an estimated 26-30 million copies of books a year.”
“It is hard to bet on an unknown debut author.”
“Or take, for example, a publisher of translated comics.”
“Books unwritten.”
“Explosion after explosion.”
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