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Presented By: Slavic Languages & Literatures

Ukrainian Resilience and Reflection in Times of War with Oksana Maksymchuk

A beige‐toned event flyer titled “Ukrainian Resilience and Reflection in Times of War with Oksana Maksymchuk” appears at the top, listing the date (February 27, 5:00 PM at 1010 Weiser Hall) and indicating moderation by Alex Averbuch. To the right, there is a black‐and‐white image of the book cover containing a damaged building with large, bright blue text reading the title of the book, “Still City.” Sponsor logos for the University of Michigan LSA Slavic Languages and Literatures, WCEE, and CREES are at the bottom. A beige‐toned event flyer titled “Ukrainian Resilience and Reflection in Times of War with Oksana Maksymchuk” appears at the top, listing the date (February 27, 5:00 PM at 1010 Weiser Hall) and indicating moderation by Alex Averbuch. To the right, there is a black‐and‐white image of the book cover containing a damaged building with large, bright blue text reading the title of the book, “Still City.” Sponsor logos for the University of Michigan LSA Slavic Languages and Literatures, WCEE, and CREES are at the bottom.
A beige‐toned event flyer titled “Ukrainian Resilience and Reflection in Times of War with Oksana Maksymchuk” appears at the top, listing the date (February 27, 5:00 PM at 1010 Weiser Hall) and indicating moderation by Alex Averbuch. To the right, there is a black‐and‐white image of the book cover containing a damaged building with large, bright blue text reading the title of the book, “Still City.” Sponsor logos for the University of Michigan LSA Slavic Languages and Literatures, WCEE, and CREES are at the bottom.
Renowned Ukrainian Poet Oksana Maksymchuk will read from her recently published Still City: Diary of an Invasion (Pittsburg UP/Carcanet, 2024), a work capturing the anticipation of invasion and its emotional aftermath. As one of the leading translators of Ukrainian poetry into English, Maksymchuk will, in conversation with Alex Averbuch, discuss the translator's role, and explore how her own poetry, along with the works she translates, both bears witness and confronts the harsh realities of war.
A beige‐toned event flyer titled “Ukrainian Resilience and Reflection in Times of War with Oksana Maksymchuk” appears at the top, listing the date (February 27, 5:00 PM at 1010 Weiser Hall) and indicating moderation by Alex Averbuch. To the right, there is a black‐and‐white image of the book cover containing a damaged building with large, bright blue text reading the title of the book, “Still City.” Sponsor logos for the University of Michigan LSA Slavic Languages and Literatures, WCEE, and CREES are at the bottom. A beige‐toned event flyer titled “Ukrainian Resilience and Reflection in Times of War with Oksana Maksymchuk” appears at the top, listing the date (February 27, 5:00 PM at 1010 Weiser Hall) and indicating moderation by Alex Averbuch. To the right, there is a black‐and‐white image of the book cover containing a damaged building with large, bright blue text reading the title of the book, “Still City.” Sponsor logos for the University of Michigan LSA Slavic Languages and Literatures, WCEE, and CREES are at the bottom.
A beige‐toned event flyer titled “Ukrainian Resilience and Reflection in Times of War with Oksana Maksymchuk” appears at the top, listing the date (February 27, 5:00 PM at 1010 Weiser Hall) and indicating moderation by Alex Averbuch. To the right, there is a black‐and‐white image of the book cover containing a damaged building with large, bright blue text reading the title of the book, “Still City.” Sponsor logos for the University of Michigan LSA Slavic Languages and Literatures, WCEE, and CREES are at the bottom.

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