Andriy Kurkov

Andriy Kurkov

Andriy Kurkov is an internationally acclaimed novelist and cultural activist whose widely published articles provide a personal view of the situation in his home country, Ukraine.
ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR ( 93 )
What the Scandal With This Year’s Shevchenko Prize Is All About EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine

OPINION: What the Scandal With This Year’s Shevchenko Prize Is All About

By Andriy Kurkov
March 16, 2023
Permission to Travel Abroad in Wartime - Norms, Exceptions and Abuse Editor's Choice War in Ukraine

Permission to Travel Abroad in Wartime - Norms, Exceptions and Abuse

By Andriy Kurkov
March 15, 2023
Who Wants to Fight? EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine

OPINION: Who Wants to Fight?

By Andriy Kurkov
Feb. 23, 2023
Planning for Christmas 2023 War in Ukraine

Planning for Christmas 2023

By Andriy Kurkov
Feb. 12, 2023
A Question of Justice and Vigilance EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine

OPINION: A Question of Justice and Vigilance

By Andriy Kurkov
Jan. 15, 2023
The Sounds of War EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine

OPINION: The Sounds of War

By Andriy Kurkov
Dec. 20, 2022
“Waiting for Godot” and Recovery in Ukraine EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine

OPINION: “Waiting for Godot” and Recovery in Ukraine

By Andriy Kurkov
Nov. 26, 2022
When Shall We Celebrate Christmas? EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine

OPINION: When Shall We Celebrate Christmas?

By Andriy Kurkov
Nov. 22, 2022
At War with a Song EXCLUSIVE Belarus

OPINION: At War with a Song

By Andriy Kurkov
Nov. 5, 2022
Our History, Their Fortress EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine

OPINION: Our History, Their Fortress

By Andriy Kurkov
Oct. 12, 2022
Uman Celebrates the Jewish New Year EXCLUSIVE

OPINION: Uman Celebrates the Jewish New Year

By Andriy Kurkov
Sept. 24, 2022
Poetry and Other Torture in Russian Filtration Camps for Ukrainians War in Ukraine

OPINION: Poetry and Other Torture in Russian Filtration Camps for Ukrainians

By Andriy Kurkov
Aug. 15, 2022
Vengeance is a Bitter Word EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine

OPINION: Vengeance is a Bitter Word

By Andriy Kurkov
Aug. 3, 2022