
Russian/Ukrainian/Yiddish literature; ocean swimmer; translator; author Songs in Dark Times @harvard_press, Jews and Ukrainians @NorthwesternUP
Joined February 2009
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Amelia Glaser retweeted
Meanwhile, Trump's business partners courageously keep going to Moscow.
More than 70 heads and representatives of foreign diplomatic missions visited the sites of recent Russian strikes on Kyiv.
All of these courageous diplomats, heads, and journalists continue working in Kyiv under constant strikes for the sake of peace in our country.
We thank Ukraine’s friends for their support and for standing with us.
Talking about ending a civilization is a threat of genocide.
Stay classy, academia…
I was flattered and honored to be invited, two years ago, to deliver the 2027 Lawrence Stone Lectures at Princeton University; I was saddened and mystified to learn that Princeton has disinvited me.
#princeton
So, my American book «Silence Dressed in Cyrillic Letters», translated by the Amelia Glaser (@aglaser) and Yuliya Ilchuk, is officially out. Many thanks to @Oleh_Kotsyuba , Harvard University Press, Ukrainian Research Institute (@HURI_Harvard).
books.huri.harvard.edu/books…
Amelia Glaser retweeted
One of the joys of my (endless, understaffed, and underfunded) job are days like this, when you get the first copy of the full print run of a new book. This is a brilliant collection of poems by Iya #Kiva, a #Ukrainian poet of #Jewish origin from #Donetsk, from various periods, translated by the incomparable duo of Amelia Mukamel Glaser (who also wrote an introduction) and Yuliya Ilchuk, and edited by Grace Mahoney. Cover design is by Anya Styopina and book design is by Andrii Kravchuk—thank you for all the work and patience that went into creating this book as such a striking physical object!
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Thank you to all the benefactors who helped us make this book a reality. Please consider donating toward translating, editing, and publishing Ukrainian books—they are truly worth it.
#HURIbooks #UkrainianCulture #UkrainianLiterature
Amelia Glaser retweeted
Perspective - Ukrainian soldier and poet Yaryna Chornohuz on life in the trenches
➡️ go.france24.com/NT1
My conversation with Dov-Ber Kerler about Yiddish and Ukraine, published on the 78th anniversary of the execution of the most prominent Soviet Yiddish poets in Moscow's Lubyanka prison. The War in Ukraine: Jewish News #53 open.substack.com/pub/davidf…
Pleased to announce this forthcoming book of poems by Yaryna Chornohuz, in my translation, with Jantar. Stay tuned!
My poems from the second collection will be soon available in English translation by incredible translator, author and professor of literature @aglaser
You can find it in British independent publishing house Jantar, based in London.
This tweet is how the president of the US marked Juneteenth this year -- the anniversary of emancipation in the US. (Same president who just spent tens of millions of $ on his birthday parade.)
Hey @realDonaldTrump exactly which holiday do you have in mind? Hmmm?
Amelia Glaser retweeted
MAGA, you were awfully quiet yesterday. Took you all night to figure out how to spin what we all saw—Felon47’s sad little birthday rally while the rest of America was doing the most patriotic thing: protesting. The world sees your weakness now. Good luck covering that up.
Amelia Glaser retweeted
Zelensky: Trump criticizes me? If it brings us closer to ending the war, I’ll take it all in stride. He’s chosen his strategy. I’m not here to judge. 1/
Дякую, Президенте Зеленський та Перша леді України за все, що ви робите заради миру і за те, що вірите у волю! #Ukraine @ZelenskaUA @ZelenskyyUa
"Like Van Gogh’s Arlesian night sky the instances of light are exaggerated"
My brilliant grad student at @UCSD, @reemhtasyakan, is also a poet and fiction writer. Her latest work in @neologismpoetry neologismpoetry.com/April-20…
Amelia Glaser retweeted
In his Easter message, @ZelenskyyUa raises an existential question that many Ukrainians have had for years: “how can we not lose faith after everything we're going through?”
The answer is hope — something strong inside you that keeps you from giving up
Amelia Glaser retweeted
"Be calm when the unthinkable arrives. Modern tyranny is terror management."
Full essay via link in image below or profile
Amelia Glaser retweeted
Lavrov: Ukraine is a Nazi project backed by Europe to fight Russia. Moscow will “denazify” Kyiv and build a new world order - with China, India, Iran, and North Korea.
Russia says it’s fighting fascism. But glorifies North Korea. And partners with Iran.
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Amelia Glaser retweeted
These guys inherited one of the most functional state apparatus in the history of the world and they are inhabiting it like a crack house.
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