Over the Black Sea by Ivan Nechuy‑Levitsky — Ukrainian Literary Classic & Odesa Historical Saga

Author Ivan Nechuy‑Levitsky, a pillar of Ukrainian literature, presents Over the Black Sea (Над Чорним морем)—the first historical Ukrainian literary classic centered on Odesa, affectionately described in the masculine form—as “Odes.” Set in the vibrant port city of the 1880s, its Odesa historical novel narrative explores cosmopolitan commerce, cultural development, and epicurean lifestyle. Through multiple intertwined love stories, the author defends women’s rights and examines the evolving Ukrainian identity. Lush descriptions of sea vistas and human connections bring this cultural identity saga to life. Published by Vivat in 2025, it’s cherished on Booklya and sought by Ukrainian readers in Spain

✨ Key Features:

📖 352 pages, paperback, compact 130 × 200 mm, perfect for modern readers 

Atmosphere of 19th-century Odesa: cosmopolitan, trade-centered, epicurean

Themes: national culture vs. cosmopolitanism, idealism vs. materialism, national identity, women’s rights

Memorable sea-country landscapes, and human warmth and humor

Vivat 2025 edition, widely available through Booklya and popular among Ukrainian diaspora in Spain

🎯 Why You Should Buy:

This novel pioneers historical storytelling by spotlighting Odesa in literary form. Its rich cultural outlook, layered love stories, and humanistic touch make it essential for readers of Ukrainian heritage and lovers of Eastern European literature. Plus, it's a treasured addition to any Ukrainian book collection, with easy access via Booklya and Spain‑wide shipping.