All Poems. 1993–2023

All Poems. 1993–2023 by Serhiy Zhadan collects thirty years of the author's poetry in one big volume. From the early Kharkiv poems of the nineties to texts written after the full-scale invasion, it's a chronicle of how the country and its language changed.

Zhadan writes about the cities and people of the east, about love, loss, faith, and how to live when everything familiar is collapsing. His poems are easy to read aloud, which is why they are sung and quoted so often. Here you can see the poet's whole path at once.

This is a book for the shelf that moves with you to any country. Open it at random, read a poem a night, or look for the ones you know from songs.

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About this edition

• Language: Ukrainian
• ISBN: 9786177807147